Level | Item |
Ref No | OHP/32 |
Title | Roy Hattersley |
Date | 23 November 2001 |
Extent | 1 minidisc, 2 cds, 1 file, 3 AIFF files (567.9 MB) |
Creator Name | Hattersley; Roy Sydney George (1932-); politician and writer |
Description | Interview with Roy Hattersley, columnist for the Guardian. Conducted by Hella Pick on 23 November 2001. Also includes a data sheet containing biographical details about the subject and information about the recording.
Summary contents of interview (with rough timings):
Track 1 Test Track 2 01.34 Worked for the Government 1974-1979 01.42 Wrote a weekly column for the Listener called End Piece 01.58 Approached by David McKee who wanted End Piece for the Guardian 02.52 Discussions about the content of End Piece 05.29 Dividing writing between the Guardian and other papers 06.00 Differences between material written for the Daily Mail and the Guardian 07.07 To what extent advance decisions are made about content of the column 07.32 Submitting Guardian articles by email 09.29 Article about the death of Princess Diana refused 11.40 Receives 60-70 reader letters a week 12.19 Responding to reader letters 15.24 How long it takes to write a Guardian column compared to other papers 15.54 * 16.38 Feels the Guardian of today is a better read than the Guardian of his childhood 16.46 Guardian has remained upmarket but still lively 17.47 Difficulties of writing the Guardian on Sunday 18.05 Discusses cuts in submissions 19.17 His column is the only internal critic of Labour Party policy 20.29 Hopes that in the future End Piece will become a general column about nothing in particular 21.09 Discusses other political columnists, including Polly Toynbee and Hugo Young 23.22 Discusses previous Guardian editors and deputy editors
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Access Status | Open(part) |
Access Conditions | Restricted - edited copy available via GNM Digital Repository |
Format | Electronic record |
CD recording |
Printed document |
Minidisc recording |
Copyright | Guardian News & Media Ltd and Roy Hattersley |
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