Scope and Contents Correspondence with the general public or Members of Parliament on behalf of their constituents on issues in JEP's Unborn Children (Protection) Bill (1985). Correspondents include: [Joseph] Kenneth Hargreaves (2); Josephine Richardson; Robin Kent, Producer of Hypotheticals, Granada Television Limited, on a television conference on Society, Science and Sex (8); Phyllis Bowman, National Director of the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (5); Sir Bernard Braine [Chairman, All-party...

Scope and Contents Correspondence with the general public and papers on JEP's Unborn Children (Protection) Bill (1985), with correspondents including: Sir Bernard Braine [Chairman, All-party Pro Life Committee] (4); Martin Bobrow [Professor of Paediatric Research]; Professor Malcolm Macnaughton, President of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists; Anne Lapping, Producer of A Week in Politics; Ian Kennedy, Professor of Medical Law and Ethics, King's College, London; Maud, Lady Watherston,...

Scope and Contents Correspondence on JEP's Unborn Children (Protection) Bill (1985), with correspondents including: Robert Edwards [Professor of Human Reproduction, Cambridge University] on the research value of work on embryos (5); Peter Thurnham; Lord Rawlinson of Ewell, on handling the bill; Andrew Bowden on taking the bill forward; [William] John Biffen, Lord Privy Seal; George Cubie, Clerk, House of Commons; Sir Bernard Braine on taking the bill forward; John Maddox, Editor of Nature. Also...

Scope and Contents Correspondence on JEP's Unborn Children (Protection) Bill (1985), with correspondents including: William Ross (2); Ian Kennedy, Professor of Medical Law and Ethics, King's College, London (2); Godfrey Carter [former Parliamentary Counsel] (2); Andrew Bowden; David Poole; Frank Dobson [Labour front bench spokesman on health]; William Hamilton; Professor Michael Lawrence, President of the Clinical Genetics Society; Dame [Dorothy] Mary Donaldson, Chairman, Voluntary Licensing Authority for...

Scope and Contents Papers and correspondence on an amended version of JEP's Unborn Children (Protection) Bill, with correspondents including: 17th Duke of Norfolk [earlier Miles Fitzalan-Howard] on adopting the bill (2); Gerard Wright. Papers include: Report of the Warnock Committee of Inquiry into Human Fertilisation and Embryology; list of peers supporting or against the bill; memorandum by Gerard Wright on IVF legislation; paper on ethical alternatives to human embryo research from the...

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Correspondence on JEP's Unborn Children (Protection) Bill (1985), with correspondents including: Sir Bernard Braine [Chairman, All-party Pro Life Committee] (2); Thomas Hill, Cambridge University Law Society (4).

Also includes: report of the standing committee on the bill.

Scope and Contents Correspondence on JEP's Unborn Children (Protection) Bill (1985), with correspondents including: Robert Edwards [Professor of Human Reproduction, Cambridge University], with Patrick Steptoe [Medical Director, Bourn Hall Clinic, Cambridgeshire (2); [Joseph] Kevin McNamara; Clifford Boulton [Clerk, House of Commons]; David Trippier; Peter Bruinvels; Godfrey Carter [former Parliamentary Counsel]; Professor Ian Craft, Director of Gynaecology, Cromwell Hospital, London (2); Alan Beith [Liberal...

Scope and Contents Correspondence on JEP's Unborn Children (Protection) Bill (1985), with the general public or Members of Parliament on behalf of their constituents. Correspondents include: Dennis Skinner; Jean, Baroness Trumpington, Joint Parliamentary Under-Sec. of State, Department of Health and Social Security; Timothy Flesher, Private Secretary to the Prime Minister; John Carlisle; Stephen Ross (2); Gerard Wright; David Poole (2); Gareth Wardell; Sir Anthony Grant (2); Sir Hugh Rossi; Graham Bright;...

Scope and Contents Correspondence on JEP's Unborn Children (Protection) Bill (1985), with correspondents including: [James] Gregor Mackenzie on his opposition to the bill; [Cardinal (George) Basil Hume], Archbishop of Westminster; Lord Rawlinson of Ewell on sponsoring the bill (3); Professor Malcolm Macnaughton, President of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, on restrictions in IVF treatment in the bill; Norman St John-Stevas [later Lord St John of Fawsley] (2); Sir Ian Percival [Chairman...

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Annotated copies of speeches by NK, mostly relating to transport policy and trans-European network issues. Other subjects include: Aneurin Bevan and health policy; Wales’s place in Europe.

Scope and Contents Correspondents include: Geoffrey Geoffrey-Lloyd; J P G Lawrence, Chairman, Political Activities Committee, Bromsgrove Division [Warwickshire] (4); Gilbert Edgar, on JEP's help in setting up new forms of patient treatment (2); Edmund Dockerill, Secretary and Agent, Wrekin Division of Shropshire Conservative and Unionist Association (3); S B H Oliver, Conservative and Unionist Central Office Speakers' Department (7); Edward Martell, Chairman of The Freedom Group, on a claim by Private Eye that...

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The papers cover every aspect of Lord Noel-Baker's very full and varied career and include constituency papers, Labour Party material, extensive sections on domestic and international affairs, peace and disarmament, sport, books and articles, speeches and correspondence.

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Congratulations on a speech by JEP as Minister of Health on [raised charges for health care], with correspondents including: John Boyd-Carpenter, Minister of Pensions and National Insurance; Philip Holland [Parliamentary Private Secretary to Boyd-Carpenter]; Norman St John-Stevas [political correspondent of the Economist] (2); Iain Macleod.

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Photographs of NK with various groups of patients and nurses, including: the launch of the 1983 campaign on the National Health Service; with Tony Benn while campaigning in Chesterfield, 1984; launching the Labour Party bus; launching the first International Day of the Midwife, 1991.

Scope and Contents Includes: interview on the death of Ian Gow, and also on other subjects including the Poll Tax and changes to the party constitution allowing the expulsion of members (16 minutes 17 seconds); BBC Radio 4 World at One bulletin, 21 Nov 1990, mainly on the Conservative Party leadership election (31 minutes 14 seconds); BBC Radio 4 Today Programme, May 1991, on subjects including health reforms, including interviews with Robin Cook, Labour health spokesman, and William Waldegrave, Secretary of...

Scope and Contents Commissions for various articles and media interviews declined by JEP, with correspondents including: Michael Jones [Political Editor] of the Sunday Times; Hayley Mills; Malcolm Ward, Editor of the Birmingham Daily News; Michael Foot; Daniel Brittain-Catlin, Cheerleader Productions (3); Eric Moonman, Director, Centre for Contemporary Studies; Richard Shepherd on his Private Members' Bill on hospital catering; representatives of Koh-i-Noor Magazine (3); Nicky Singer, Enigma Television Limited...

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Questions answered by NK on subjects including: relations with the party membership; reaching ethnic minorities in Birmingham; combating the hard Left and Militant; non-nuclear defence and arms reduction; reasons for the loss of the 1987 General Election.

Also includes excerpts from a press conference, mainly on funding for health services.

Scope and Contents Correspondence, mainly commiserations, regrets and letters of thanks, on JEP's resignation as Minister of Health on Sir Alexander Douglas-Home [earlier 14th Lord Home] becoming Prime Minister. Correspondents include: Sir [Kenneth] Ivor Julian [Chairman, South-East Metropolitan Regional Hospital Board] (2); Edgar Kingston-McCloughry; Roger Peers, Secretary, King Edward’s Hospital Fund for London; John Wolfenden [Chairman, Family Service Units]; Gordon McLachlan, Secretary, Nuffield...

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Comprising letters to her brother, Ray, in Somalia and Kenya, and her sisters, Nan (Le Poer Trench), in Kenya, and Barbe, in Devon.
The letters contain details of her professional and personal life, including observations about the day-to-day working of the Ministry of Health and its various Ministers, in particular Nye Bevan, Iain Macleod and Enoch Powell.

Scope and Contents Side 1: NK speaking on social policy and private and public sector social care provision (in which his voice is slightly muffled); press interviews from NK’s visit to Derby during the local election campaign, on BREL (British Rail Engineering Ltd, Derby), local taxation and the Council Tax.Side 2: Labour Party recording of an interview with NK for the BBC World Service (see KNNK 26/2/157 for the BBC version) on the latest Labour policy review document, "Opportunity Britain". ...

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Correspondence on interviews with NK, including drafts of an article for World Medicine on the Government’s health policies.

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Includes correspondence, press cuttings etc on the growth of nursing homes in the area and cuts in National Health Service provision in Gwent [Wales].

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Actually a speech by NK in defence of the National Health Service.

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Subjects include: the Save Our Health Service campaign; reform of the NHS, including privatisation; women's health, particularly cancer screening; various health-related visits by NK.

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Files on subjects from 'C' to 'W'.