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by Dominic Sandbrook


  pelted with missiles 149, 325

  slaps own head 312, 313, 325

  unemployment 98

  universities 334

  Wiener, Martin J. 12

  working mothers 71, 72

  writhes with unhappiness 324

  Joy Division xxiii, 251–3

  Judas Priest 672–3

  Juliet Bravo xxiii, 67–8

  Junor, John 150–51, 670

  suggests Bennites should be locked up 544

  would not send Bennites to gas chamber, though 544

  Kal (Kevin Kallaugher), cartoon 55

  Kane and Abel (Archer) xxiii, 19

  Kaufman, Gerald 248

  Keating, Frank 224, 226, 631

  Kee, Robert 805

  Keegan, Kevin 207, 208

  Keegan, Victor 25, 720, 725, 726

  Keegan, William 109

  Keetley, John 467

  Keith, Penelope 80, 84–6

  Kellett, Caroline 614

  Kellner, Peter 798

  Kemp, Gary 282, 285–6, 287–8, 290, 291, 296, 297, 612

  Kemp, Martin 296–7

  Kennedy, Ludovic 55, 80

  Kennedy Martin, Ian 67

  Kent, Bruce 392, 400, 404, 405

  Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) 133–4

  Kettle, Martin 504

  Keynesianism 94–5, 96

  KGB 405

  Kidderminster 674

  Kiley, Penny 294–5

  King, Anthony 353, 366, 380, 418, 421, 428

  King, Francis 771

  King, Peter 231, 237–8

  Kington, Miles 642–3

  Kinnock, Neil 375, 376, 394, 427, 532, 539, 545, 547

  attacks lounge lizards 427

  attacks Bennite ravers 539

  batters man in Brighton hotel toilet 547

  Kipling, Rudyard 765, 789–90

  Kirkpatrick, Jeane 779

  Kissinger, Henry 9

  Kitson, Alex 532

  Knight, Ted 578, 588

  Knowles, Tony 491

  Kohl, Helmut 178

  Kraftwerk 281, 292

  Kureishi, Hanif 36

  Kynaston, David 108

  Labour Activist 348

  Labour Herald 769

  Labour Party

  baying of the beast 370

  Birmingham rally 1981 541–2

  Bishop’s Stortford meeting 1980 353–5

  Botham’s disapproval of 633

  CLPD (Campaign for Labour Party Democracy) 342–4

  conference 1979 348–51

  conference 1980 365–71

  conference 1981 664

  defectors to SDP 414

  deputy leadership election 1981 530–51

  electoral college shenanigans 354–5, 369–71, 381–2, 546

  entryism 339–41

  imminent end of capitalism 340

  Islington xxiii, 339, 547

  leadership elections 372–7

  loyalty test 415

  manifesto 341–2, 369

  millenarian zeal 340–41

  Norwood 577

  nuclear disarmament 352–3, 370, 376, 394–5, 401–2

  opinion polls 547–8

  party machine 338–9

  ‘Play School Marxism’ 341

  reselection of MPs 342–3, 344, 349, 354–5, 368–9

  support for 337–8

  Times ‘in memoriam’ notice 382

  Tribune Group 531–2, 539, 546–7

  Wembley conference 1980 352–3

  Wembley conference 1981 381–2

  Lacey, David 213–14, 223, 224–5

  Lacey, Robert 607–8

  ‘Lady Di’ look 615

  The Lady’s Not for Burning (Fry) 269

  ‘the lady’s not for turning’ 269

  Laidler, David 703

  Laing, Sir Hector 81

  Lamont, Norman 437

  Lancaster, Terence 382, 432, 538

  Lancaster, Walter 667

  ‘The Land of Make Believe’ (Bucks Fizz) 702

  Lane, Carla 74

  Lankester, Tim 189, 264, 266, 439, 440, 442–3

  Lansman, Jon 344, 382, 537, 542

  Large, Peter 726–7

  Last of the Summer Wine 686, 693

  Lawrence, Stephen 524

  Lawson, Nigel

  British industry 261–2

  Budget of 1979 99, 104

  Budget of 1981 454

  council housing 242

  decline of UK economy 49

  as Energy Secretary 656

  exchange controls 108–9

  Falklands War 751, 781

  Howe, Sir Geoffrey 90

  inflation 458–9

  monetarism 96–7, 98, 107

  Monetary Base Control 106

  MTFS (Medium Term Financial Strategy) 195–7

  North Sea oil 257

  pound, strength of 259

  Thatcher, Margaret 42, 78, 98, 105, 265

  Thatcherism 45, 46–7

  trade unions 145

  Wets 192, 663

  Lawson, Nigella 613

  Layard, Richard 477

  Le Bon, Simon 296, 297

  heir to T. S. Eliot 296

  no fan of CND 406

  le Carré, John 113

  Leach, Sir Henry 736–7, 745–6, 752, 797–8, 807, 812

  Leamington Spa 132–3, 526

  Lean, Tom 712, 714, 722, 728

  Lee Kuan Yew 824

  Lehane, Denis 540

  Leigh, Mike 22

  leisure 19–20

  Lennon, John 297, 329–31, 346

  lesbianism 585, 597

  Lescott, Joleon 527

  Let’s Go: Britain and Ireland 4–5, 6, 129–30

  Letwin, Oliver 36, 141

  Levene, Rebecca 720

  Levenson, David 207

  Levin, Bernard 355, 378, 404, 408

  Levi’s 283

  Levy, Geoffrey 63

  Lewin, Sir Terence 777, 791, 832

  Liberal Party 380, 425–6, 432–3, 705–6 see also SDP–Liberal Alliance

  Liddell, Eric 620–22

  Liddelow, David 43

  Life in the English Country House (Girouard) 617

  Lillelien, Bjørge 209–10

  Limehouse 412

  Limehouse Declaration 411, 412–14, 424, 425, 435–6

  The Line of Beauty (Hollinghurst) 34

  Litterick, Tom 349

  Liverpool 330, 331, 339, 466, 467, 515–16, 677–8

  Toxteth 515–16, 521, 523, 638, 649, 650

  Living 38, 76, 117

  living standards see affluence

  Livingstone, Ken 544, 547, 573, 576–81, 585, 586–93, 600, 603, 649, 665

  admiration for Princess Anne 600

  body desired by Norman Fowler 595

  GLC leadership coup 580

  newt-fancying 577, 587

  non-attendance at orgy 588

  sympathy for the IRA 576, 589–92, 598

  views on Hitler and the Jews 573, 598–9

  Lloyd, Euan xx–xxi

  Lloyd, Ian 520

  Lloyd, John 332

  Loach, Ken 152, 621

  local government 232–3, 579–85, 586

  Logan, Nick 288

  Lomax, Rachel 177

  London 6, 577–8

  borough councils 586

  Brixton 509–14, 521, 524–5, 604–5, 649

  Chelsea Barracks bombing 572, 574–5, 591

  County Hall 585–6, 587

  docks 675–6

  industry 675–6

  Isle of Dogs 675

  Limehouse 412

  New Cross 500–503

  Southall 516–17, 523, 638, 649

  terrible restaurants 128–30

  London Docklands Development Corporation (LDDC) 675–6

  London Labour Briefing 578, 586, 588

  London Marathon 62

  London School of Economics 334, 477

  London Transport 593–5, 692

  Londonderry 558

  ‘The Lonel
iness of the Long-Distance Runner’ (Sillitoe) 626

  Longbridge car plant 303–7, 314–15, 318, 319–20, 322–3, 326

  Louis, John 654

  ‘Love Will Tear Us Apart’ (Joy Division) 252

  Lovenduski, Joni 64

  Low, Robert 212

  Lowe, Ted 484, 487, 489, 494

  Lowry, Suzanne 74–5

  Luce, Richard 742, 745

  Lufthansa Terminal 300

  Lukowiak, Ken 762, 764, 793, 794, 816, 817, 818, 828

  Lymeswold cheese 135–7

  Lynch, Kevin 569

  Lyndon, Neil 493–4

  Mac (Stanley McMurtry) cartoons 244, 567, 836

  McAlpine, Alistair 36

  McCartney, Paul 245

  McCloskey, Liam 569

  McCluskey, Andy 282, 299, 398–9

  McCreesh, Raymond 568

  McDonald, Ian 795, 799–800

  McDonald, Trevor 503

  McDonald’s xxiv, 133–4

  Robert Greenwood’s birthday party 134

  McDonnell, Joe 569

  McDonnell, John 589, 592

  McElvoy, Anne 162

  McElwee, Alice 589

  McElwee, Thomas 589

  McEnroe, John 488

  McGahey, Mick 826

  McGeown, Pat 569

  McGhee, Frank 207, 208

  MacGregor, Ian 153, 308

  McGuinness, Martin 571

  McIlvanney, Hugh 209, 211, 217, 223, 634–5, 641

  McIntosh, Andrew 579–80

  Mackay, Dougal 590

  McKay, Peter 839

  MacKenzie, Kelvin 588, 772–3, 775

  McKenzie, Robert 432

  McKeown, Laurence 569

  McLaren, Malcolm 287

  McMahon, Kit 269–70

  McManus, Mick 635

  McMenemy, Lawrie 86

  Macmillan, Harold 7–8, 33, 47, 460, 658

  McMillan, James 309

  McNair-Wilson, Michael 437

  McNally, Tom 736

  McNee, Sir David 502, 588

  McNeil, Maureen 724

  MacSwiney, Terence 563

  ‘Madam Medusa’ (UB40) 475

  Madness 21

  Madrid 214

  MAFF (Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food) 134

  Maguire, Frank 565

  Maiden Erlegh School 60–61

  Mail on Sunday 70

  Majorca 165–6

  Malcolm, Fiona 128

  Malvinas see Falkland Islands

  Manchester 252–3, 402, 466

  Moss Side 517, 521, 523

  Manchester United FC 218–19

  Mandelson, Peter 603

  Manning, Basil 505

  To the Manor Born xxiii, 84–6

  Mantel, Hilary 79

  manufacturing 16–17, 93, 256, 261–2, 267, 310, 437, 466, 659, 672–4, 711

  Margolis, Jonathan 642

  Marks, Vic 634

  Marks & Spencer 63, 123, 124, 128, 701

  Markstein, George xxi

  Marlow, Tony 789

  Marnoch, Alexander 525

  Marquand, David 44, 338, 362, 431

  Marsh, Ian Craig 282

  Marsh, Rodney 640

  Marsh, Stephen 182

  Martínez de Hoz, José Alfredo 205

  Marx, Karl 578

  Marxism Today 44, 160, 262, 316, 335, 338, 341

  masculinity xxiv, 72–3, 79, 220–21, 472, 635, 678

  Mason, Roy 480, 562–3

  Mass Observation Project xxix–xxx see also individual correspondents

  Americans 391

  ‘big freeze’ of 1981–2 702

  Christmas 694–6, 697

  debt 697

  EEC 168–9

  Falklands War 759, 764, 766–7, 793, 798–9, 800, 825–6, 831–2, 844

  food 118–20, 121, 123, 125, 130

  holidays 165

  homes 21, 22–3, 24, 28

  housework 72–3

  leisure 19–20, 165

  Right to Buy 234–6

  royal wedding 605–7

  supermarkets 121, 123, 701–2

  trade unions 155–6

  unemployment 481, 483

  Massiter, Cathy 405

  materialism 22, 37–8

  Mathers, Joanne 570–71

  Le Matin 305

  Maze Prison 562

  Meade, James 415, 452

  Medium Term Financial Strategy see MTFS

  Meibion Glyndŵr 553–4

  Melody Maker 279, 281, 287, 288, 290–91, 294–5, 296

  Menéndez, Mario Benjamin 740, 815, 826

  Menkes, Suzy 64, 618

  Menswear 617

  Meo, Tony 497

  MEPs 169

  meritocracy 428–9

  Methven, John 156

  Metro (car) see Austin Metro

  Metropolitan Police 340, 507–8, 510, 524, 588–9

  Meyer, Sir Anthony 802–3, 804

  MI5 317, 404, 405

  Micros in Schools 717

  Microvitec 724–5

  microwave cookery 125–6

  middle classes

  Barratt homes 29

  as Bennite enthusiasts 339, 557

  CND 401

  computers 726, 728–9

  Falklands War 770

  homes 22–3

  Gary Kemp as recruit to 298

  Marks & Spencer 701

  mortgage tax relief 240

  ‘Nooves’ 618

  retrochic 617

  rock critics 287–8

  sandwiches 127

  and SDP 416, 426, 428

  in sitcoms 686

  and Thatcher, Margaret 52–3, 55, 105, 479

  The Middle Ground (Drabble) 22, 677

  Middlebrook, Martin 740, 793

  Midnight’s Children (Rushdie) xxiii

  The Mighty Micro 712

  Militant Tendency 339

  Milk Marketing Board 134

  Millar, Ronald 32, 34, 56–7, 267, 269, 435, 460, 648–9, 650–51, 795

  Miller, Jonathan 335

  Millichip, Bert 216

  Milligan, Spike 324, 771

  Milligan, Stephen 142

  Milton Keynes 682–3, 699

  mime artists

  New Romantic 285

  vegetarian 122

  Minder xxiii, 312

  mineral water 130–31

  miners 436–7, 541, 841

  Mitchell, Austin 44, 96, 341, 342, 343, 362, 379, 382, 426, 427, 537

  Mitterrand, François 81, 110, 137, 178, 180, 444–5, 457–8, 581, 778

  mock-Georgian front doors 238–9

  Mole, Adrian

  father is made redundant 461, 472

  mother is sucked into feminism 58, 71–2

  overtly political fruit 336–7

  punk 280

  seismic shock of SDP 417

  Thatcher, Margaret 31, 39

  views on nuclear war 408

  views on Royal Wedding 607

  Molina Pico, Enrique 793

  Molloy, John T. 59

  Momentum 344

  monarchy 600, 606–7

  monetarism 95–8, 451–4, 660, 663

  Monetary Base Control 106, 270, 703

  monetary policy 105, 259, 438, 455

  money supply 94, 95–6, 97, 103, 110, 195, 197, 264, 265, 271, 703

  Moonraker (film) 66

  Moore, Charles

  armed forces 832–3

  Carrington, Peter 171

  Foot, Michael 550–51

  house prices 242–3

  Millar, Ronald 57

  MTFS (Medium Term Financial Strategy) 196

  Owen, David 413

  Reagan, Ronald 446

  Right to Buy 242

  riots 524

  Thatcher, Margaret

  Clark’s attraction to 57

  Falklands War 783, 785, 832–3

  The Line of Beauty (Hollinghurst) 34

  man-management 651

  romantic sense of history 49

  star quality
34

  swearing 41

  women’s equality 77–8

  trade unions 145

  Moore, Dudley 624

  Moore, Jeremy 813, 816–17, 821, 823

  Moore, Patrick 771

  Moore, Roger, raises eyebrow 66

  Moorhouse, Geoffrey 254

  morality 685–6

  Morecambe 164

  Morgan, Kenneth 345

  Morley, Paul 281, 295

  Moroder, Giorgio 281

  Morrell, Frances 352, 370, 538–9

  Morris, Jan 603

  Morrison, Charles 651

  Morrison, Danny 598

  Morrison, Peter 144

  Morrisons 694

  mortgages 70, 72, 102, 105, 197, 235, 237, 240, 244, 614, 696

  Moss, Basil 504–5

  Moss, Jon 296

  Moss Side 517, 521, 523

  Mossop, James 207

  Mount, Ferdinand

  economists 453

  Falklands War 768

  head of Number 10 Policy Unit 705

  Joseph, Sir Keith 313

  Prior, Jim 145

  SDP 428

  Thatcher, Margaret

  comic aspects 34–5

  heroism 54

  lack of empathy 55

  morality 50

  patronizing of 190

  relaxation 38

  rudeness 42

  Mount Harriet 817, 818

  Mount Longdon 817, 818

  Mount Tumbledown 818–19

  Mountbatten, Louis, 1st Earl xviii, 560–61

  Mountjoy, Doug 486

  Moynihan, Colin 184

  MTFS (Medium Term Financial Strategy) 97, 195–7, 264, 275

  MTV 300

  Muesli Belt 335–6

  Mugabe, Robert 171

  Mulley, Fred 390

  Mullin, Chris 373, 529–31, 546

  Multi-Coloured Swap Shop 399

  Murdoch, Rupert 434

  Murphy, Pat 226

  Murray, Charles Shaar 279–80

  Murray, James 618

  Murray, Len 153–4, 156, 273

  Murrell, Adrian 639

  Nallon, Steve 78

  Nally, Michael 523

  Napier, Oliver 565

  Nastase, Ilie 488

  National Coal Board 436–7

  National Enterprise Board 709–10, 724

  National Salute to the Falklands Task Force from the British Theatre 842

  National Trust 617

  National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) 436, 541, 841

  National Union of Public Employees see NUPE

  National Union of Students see NUS

  National Union of Teachers 60

  nationalism 167, 346, 554–6

  nationalized industries 141, 143, 312, 314, 324

  NATO 363, 388, 389

  Naughton, John 335–6, 337

  Neal’s Yard 128

  Neave, Airey xvi, 80, 560

  Negus, Dick 420

  Neild, Robert 451–2

  Nelson, Lesley 122

  Neuberger, Julia 415

  New Cross fire 501–3

  New Romantics xxiii, 282, 290–300, 398, 420, 614, 694

  New Scientist 716, 717

  New Sounds New Styles 289

  New Statesman 508, 798

  New Year sales 695–7

  New York Times xviii, 10–11, 291

  New Zealand 778

  Newbrain computer 718

  Newbury 391–2, 681

 

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