Watson, Tom 1
Watt, David 1
Waugh, Evelyn 1
Wheen, Francis 1
Weidenfeld, Lord George 1, 2
Weizmann, Chaim 1
Welch, David 1
Welensky, Sir Roy 1
Welles, Orson 1
Wells, H. G. 1
Wemyss, Lady Victoria 1
Wheatcroft, Geoffrey 1
Whewell, Harry 1
Whitehorn, Katharine 1, 2, 3, 4
Whittam Smith, Andreas 1, 2
Wigan Observer 1
William, Prince 1
Williams, Kenneth 1, 2
Wilson, Harold 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
Wilton, Rob 1
Winny, James 1, 2
Wise, Donald 1
Wodehouse, P. G. 1, 2
Wolfit, Donald 1
Wolverhampton Wonderers FC 1
Woods, Donald 1
Woodward, Bob 1
World Association of Press Clubs 1
World Bank 1
World Chess Federation (FIDE) 1, 2
World Press Review 1
Worsthorne, Claudie 1
Worsthorne, Peregrine 1
Wright, Peter 1
Wyatt, Woodrow 1
Yadin, Yigael 1
Al Yamaha Agreement 1, 2
Yao (dialect) 1
Yardley, N. W. D. 1
Yeltsin, Boris 1
Yom Kippur War (1973) 1
Yorkshire Post 1, 2, 3
Youens, Sir Petere 1
Young, Gavin 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
Young, Hugo 1, 2, 3
Younghusband, Peter 1
Youth and Music 1
Yugoslavia 1, 2
Zambia 1, 2, 3, 4
Zimbabwe 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Antelope Mine 1
Bhalagwe Camp 1
Bulawayo 1
Harare (Salisbury) 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Hwange National Park (Wankie Game Reserve) 1
Heroes’ Acre 1
Kerzi 1
Matabeleland 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Mutali (Umtali) 1
War of Liberation (1964–79) 1
Zimbabwe African People’s Union (ZAPU) 1
Zionism 1
Zvobgo, Edson 1, 2
Zvobgo, Julie 1
With Margaret Thatcher: ‘Do you think politics is fun, Mr Trelford?’
In the composing room at the Times of Malawi, 1964.
A rare joke with Edward Heath; his lost love was Kay Raven.
Discussing layout with KPO, 1969.
The happy day I was appointed editor, 1975.
Presenting David Astor with a printing press on his eightieth birthday, 1992.
In Zimbabwe with Godwin Matatu, who later caused an Observer crisis, 1983.
Receiving the Newspaper of the Year award from Lord Devlin, 1983.
In Baku with Garry Kasparov, his mother Klara and manager Andrew Page, 1986.
In Aspen with Kenneth Harris and Danny Kaye: ‘I can tell you’re English by your hat.’
Meeting Richard Nixon. Lord Longford is on the right.
With Observer award winners, 1984: Alexander Frater, David Leigh, Sue Arnold, Hugh McIlvanney, Alan Watkins, Martin Amis.
Prince Charles and Princess Diana on a visit to The Observer. Talking to the princess with me is Terry Robinson of Lonrho.
In a party mood with friend Sir Robin Day.
With actors Clare Higgins, Zoe Wanamaker, Brenda Blethyn and Juliet Stevenson at the Olivier awards, sponsored by The Observer.
With Pamella Bordes, the picture that haunted me.
With Tiny Rowland: ‘A rollercoaster ride.’
With Robert O. Anderson, chairman of Atlantic Richfield, which owned The Observer from 1977 to 1981.
Anthony Howard with Ken Obank (left) and me at a party to mark my ten years as editor.
With Prince Philip. He used to send me notes.
With Prince Charles. We differed over Zimbabwe.
On Adnan Khashoggi’s plane with Imelda Marcos: ‘I don’t seek power: I seek love.’
Me as co-pilot of an RAF Tornado, 1988.
At an Observer event with Neil Kinnock, 1991.
With Joanna Lumley at The Observer’s 200th anniversary party at Covent Garden, 1992.
With Shimon Peres, the Prime Minister of Israel and later President.
With Gaddafi in the Libyan desert: ‘An unmistakable aroma began to fill the tent.’
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