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by Dominic Sandbrook

Benn, Tony 344, 345, 346, 536, 542, 544

  Blunkett, David 583

  Bond, James 331–2

  borrowing 696–7

  Botham, Ian 634, 636–7, 641

  Brideshead Revisited 616

  British industry 112, 659

  British Leyland 318, 322

  Brixton 524

  Budget of 1981 447, 449, 451

  Cabinet revolt 654

  Callaghan, Jim 355

  Carrington, Peter 758

  Chariots of Fire 621, 623

  citizen’s band (CB) radio 26, 27

  civil defence 392–3

  closure of newspaper during strike 143

  CND 404

  Coe, Sebastian 626, 627

  community care 243

  computers 723, 728–9

  Conservative administration 649–50

  Conservative Party conference 1981 664

  conservatories 24

  cooking 123

  council housing 245

  cricket 488

  Crosby by-election 667

  Cruise missiles 390, 391

  Davis, Steve 485, 486, 491

  Diana, Princess of Wales 610

  Duran Duran 295

  economy 92, 112, 200, 458

  economists 451–2, 453

  Edwardes, Michael 326

  EEC budget 177

  Falklands factor 835

  Falklands War 752, 756–7, 834–5

  fashion 66, 614–15, 618

  fishing industry 467

  Foot, Michael 377, 378–9, 550

  football 223

  football hooliganism 214, 216

  frozen food 125

  Gang of Four 422

  Gang of Three 365

  GLC (Greater London Council) 586

  Headingley test match 1981 640

  Hearn, Barry 492

  Heath’s attack on government 274

  home ownership 241

  home-centred society 26

  house improvements 238

  Howe, Sir Geoffrey 90–91

  imports 673

  inflation 200

  Iranian Embassy siege xviii

  Jenkins, Roy 360

  Joseph, Sir Keith 325

  Labour Party 351, 372, 538

  activists 340

  conference 1980 371–2

  ‘in memoriam’ announcement 382

  Lennon, John 330–31

  Livingstone, Ken 578, 591, 595, 598

  McDonald’s 133, 134

  To the Manor Born 85

  Medium Term Financial Strategy (MTFS) 195

  microwave cookery 126

  Militant Tendency 339

  Milton Keynes 682

  monetarism 96

  Moscow Olympics 182, 185

  New Cross fire protest march 502

  New Romantics 293

  North Sea oil 257

  nuclear war 408

  opinion polls 655

  Ovett, Steve 626, 627

  Panorama 805

  Paris food fair 137

  Peace, Jobs and Freedom 352

  peace groups 401

  productivity 310

  Protect and Survive booklet 393

  racial tensions 506–7

  recession 200–201, 267

  Right to Buy 236, 237

  riots 518–19, 521, 522

  Robinson, Derek 321, 322

  Royal Wedding 603, 604

  Ruddock, Joan 400

  Sainsbury’s 701

  SDP 414, 416, 427, 428, 660

  seaside holidays 164

  Sloane Rangers 611

  snooker on television 489

  South Atlantic 744

  South Georgia 788

  sport 488

  steel industry 141

  steel strike 150

  textile industry 659

  Thatcher, Margaret 62, 661–2

  Thompson, Daley 631

  tourism 4

  unemployment 201–2, 273, 477, 480

  ‘United Kingdom’ (television play) 581

  urban decline 254–5

  A Very British Coup (Mullin) 529–30

  violent crime 519–20

  Weston, Simon 829–30

  Wets 190, 192–3

  Who Dares Wins (film) xxii

  Williams, Shirley 363, 414, 416

  women as breadwinners 472

  women’s rights festival 336

  youth unemployment 471, 520

  Timmins, Nicholas 524

  Tinker, David 800

  Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy (television series) 113

  The Tin-Pot Foreign General and the Old Iron Woman (Briggs) 830

  Tipton 674

  Tipton, Glen 673

  Tiswas 503

  Titchmarsh, Alan 19

  toiletries 497

  Tolkien, J. R. R. 672

  Tomlinson, Jim 197, 260

  The Tomorrow People 712

  Top Girls (Churchill) 78–9

  wildly overpraised by academics 78

  Top of the Pops 277, 398

  Tories see Conservative Party

  Torode, John 159–60

  Torvill, Jayne 628

  tourism 4–7

  tower blocks 246–50, 252–3

  ‘Town Called Malice’ (Jam) 475

  Townsend, Peter 538–9

  Townsend, Sue 72

  Townson, Michael xix

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

  toy sales 694–5

  Toynbee, Polly 77, 127, 165–6, 249–50, 417, 427, 497, 498, 829–30

  disapproves of Brixton housing block 249

  disapproves of Falklands War 771

  disapproves of king size prawns 127

  disapproves of Majorca 165

  Tracey, Michael 27

  trade unions

  at British Leyland 311, 315–16, 318

  closed shops 145, 146, 158

  Conservative reform plans 143–4, 147–9, 189

  declining power 154–5

  and Employment Acts 158–9

  falling membership 159

  and Labour deputy leadership 1981 540–41

  and Labour left 343–4, 354

  and Labour’s Wembley conference 381–2

  Margaret Thatcher’s fears of 151, 153

  militancy during 1970s 17, 141–3, 456

  new mood in 1980s 156–7, 159–60, 840–41

  and Nissan 328

  role in defeating Bennites 546

  women 71

  Trades Union Congress see TUC

  Transport and General Workers’ Union see TGWU

  Travers, Brian 297

  Travolta, John 281

  Tribune 427, 768

  Tribune Group 531–2, 539, 546–7

  Trident nuclear weapons system 389, 406

  Trog (Wally Fawkes) cartoon 704

  Troops Out movement 598

  trousers 59–61

  as an assault on family values 59

  blamed for rise of homosexuality 60

  not worn by Margaret Thatcher 61

  Trud 382

  Trudeau, Pierre 824

  Tube (London underground) 594, 692

  Tubeway Army 277–8, 279

  TUC (Trades Union Congress) 159, 541

  Day of Action 153–4, 156

  Tunisia 115

  Turin 207–9, 218–19, 221

  Turner, Stephanie 67

  Turnock, Jeanne 61

  Tweedie, Jill 65, 77, 540

  Two Ronnies 693

  Two Sisters 817, 818

  Tyne and Wear 402

  Tynemouth 604

  UB40 398, 475

  Ultravox xxv, 290

  unemployment 108, 188, 201–2, 255, 260, 267, 268, 273–4, 275, 659, 703

  Black Country 673

  black people 504–5

  and crime 649

  fishing industry 466–7

  France 457–8, 478

  Great Depression 479–80

  Heath, Edward 663

  and inflati
on 95, 98, 197

  Liverpool 466

  manufacturing 466

  Northern Ireland 558

  People’s March for Jobs 462–4, 535, 587

  and riots 521–2, 663

  and suicide 469–70, 472–3

  trade unions 157, 159

  West Germany 478

  West Midlands 673–4

  women 73, 472

  youth 162, 468, 469–71, 520

  Union of Shop, Distributive and Allied Workers (USDAW) 381

  United Democratic Party 719

  ‘United Kingdom’ (television play) 581

  United Nations 777

  United States of America

  Falklands War 748, 752, 778–81, 789

  UK’s alleged subjection to 390–91

  visits of Margaret Thatcher to 179–80, 443–7

  universities 333–5

  Unknown Pleasures (Joy Division) 252

  urban decay 252–5, 677–8

  Ure, Midge 290

  van der Post, Laurens 49

  Varley, Eric 475, 665, 703

  VAT (Value Added Tax) 100–101, 103, 104

  Vaux, Nick 812

  Vegetarian Restaurants in England (Nelson) 122

  vegetarianism 122

  Veinticinco de Mayo 791–2

  A Very British Coup (Mullin) 528–30

  VIC-20 computer 728, 729

  Victoria, Queen 672

  video cassettes 283

  ‘Video Killed the Radio Star’ (Buggles) 300

  video recorders 25

  videos, music 289–90, 292, 299–300

  ‘Vienna’ (Ultravox) xxiii, 290–91, 292

  Vietnam War 799

  villains see double glazing

  Villiers, Sir Charles 146–7, 152

  Vincent, John 404, 480

  Vine, David 485

  violent crime 519–20, 522

  Visage 290

  Volvos see Social Democratic Party

  Vulcan bombers 790–91

  Wakefield 497–8, 700

  Wakefield, Richard 285

  Walden, Brian 82, 141, 148, 187–8, 495–6

  Walden, George 42

  Wales 402, 552–7, 685

  Walker, Alexander 622, 623

  Walker, David 236, 237, 245

  Walker, Martin 332

  Walker, Peter 87, 88, 134–5, 137, 170, 191, 649, 652, 661, 704

  dog is hell of a fan of Lymeswold 134

  dog responsible for Lymeswold shortage 135

  Walkman, Sony 301–2

  Walsall 466, 581–2, 674

  Walters, Alan 104, 196, 259, 312, 437–8, 439, 440, 441–3, 768, 777

  Walters, Julie 74

  Walvin, James 214, 223

  The War Game 400

  Warden, John 665

  Ware, Martyn 282–3

  Warrenpoint xvi, 560

  Warrington by-election 429–32, 651

  Warsaw Pact 388

  Washington Star 10

  Wass, Sir Douglas 442, 443

  Waterhouse, Keith 33, 692, 799–800

  Watford 680

  Watkins, Peter 400

  Watson, Dave 206

  Watson, Ian 332

  Watson, John 136

  Watt, David xx, 518, 538, 649, 834–5

  Watterson, Mike 485, 487, 490, 493

  Watts, Patrick 749

  Waugh, Evelyn 615

  Webb, Jenny 125–6

  Webster, Alan 842–3

  Weekend World 141, 542, 763

  Weetch, Ken 417

  Weinberger, Caspar 779

  Welland, Colin 620–22, 623–4

  Wellbeloved, Jim 181

  Wells, Allan 184, 185

  Wells, John 160, 262

  Welsh Language Society 556

  Welsh language television 555–7

  Welsh nationalism 554–7

  Wesley, John 345

  Wessel, Horst 567

  West, Harry 565

  West, Wally 499

  West Bromwich 672, 673

  ‘grimy’ 674

  West Germany 166–7, 169, 292, 389, 398, 422, 478, 649

  citizens steal from Spanish breakfast buffets 166

  West Ham FC 214, 216

  Weston, Simon 816, 829–30

  Westwood, Vivienne 615

  Wets (Conservative) 190–93, 435, 448, 456, 649, 652, 658, 663

  Wetzel, Dave 595

  Whatever Happened to the Likely Lads? 21

  Wheatcroft, Geoffrey 413–14, 428

  When the Wind Blows (Briggs) 397–8

  Which? Wine Guide 132

  Whitbread, Fatima 628

  White, Jerry 510

  White, Jimmy 491

  Whitehead, Dan 709

  Whitehorn, Katharine 77

  Whitehouse, Mary 56, 86, 521, 803

  Whitelaw, Willie

  Cabinet appointment 87

  Cabinet colleagues 658

  claims that houses are impervious to nuclear fallout 393

  Evans, Gwynfor 555–7

  Falklands War 776, 784, 795, 796–7, 822, 843

  Hadfields steelworks 151

  Iranian Embassy siege xvi–xvii

  potential replacement for Thatcher 191

  Prior, Jim 655

  Protect and Survive 393

  riots 514, 521, 649

  spending cuts 652

  Welsh language television 555–7

  Whiteley’s 702

  Whitmore, Clive 783

  Who Dares Wins (film) xxi–xxii

  ‘Who Dares Wins’ (motto) xx

  Widnes 469–70

  Wiener, Martin J. 11–12

  Wigan 679, 687–8

  dreadful place, by reputation 687

  perfectly pleasant, in reality 688

  Wigley, Dafydd 554

  Wilde, Simon 633

  Wilkins, Ray 207, 208

  William, Prince 839

  Williams, Anthony 731, 742

  Williams, Frances 73, 257

  Williams, Harry 759

  Williams, Kenneth 519, 596, 692

  not a fan of black people 506

  not a fan of CND 406

  not a fan of Diana’s wedding dress 607

  not a fan of Task Force theatrical tribute 842

  Williams, Philip 415

  Williams, Richard 294

  Williams, Shirley

  appearance 63–4, 363

  background 363–4

  Benn, Tony 345, 548

  CND 395

  Crosby by-election 665–8

  denounced as a lover of chips 63

  and Gang of Three 366

  inappropriately serious Limehouse attire 412

  Jenkins, Roy 359, 423–4

  Labour Party

  conference 1980 366, 367–8

  defection from 416

  Liberal Party 426, 432–3

  Limehouse Declaration 382, 411–12, 425

  maligned by Jenkins’s cronies 423–4

  popularity 414

  SDP 416–17, 422, 423–6

  single mother 363–4

  unemployment 476

  Warrington by-election 430

  Williams, Sir Tom 429–30

  Willis, Bob 639, 641

  Willis, Richard 495

  Wilson, Des 243

  Wilson, Harold 8, 33, 51, 172, 193, 231, 341–2

  couldn’t give a bugger about the Budget xxvi, 195

  press indifference to fine-boned features 62

  Wimpy 133, 572

  Winchester, Simon 731–2, 820, 830

  wine 130, 694

  wine bars 131–2

  Winnick, David 348, 803

  Winter of Discontent 8–9, 144, 154, 156, 193, 194, 348, 349

  winter of 1981–2 691–4, 702

  Winterton, Nicholas 742–3

  WINTEX-CIMEX 81 383–7

  Wireless Ridge 818–19

  Wisden 488

  Wise, Audrey 373, 581

  Wise, Valerie 70, 539, 581, 596–7

  Wokingham 681
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br />   Wolfson, David 89, 200, 440, 650–51

  Wolverhampton 535, 674

  Wolverhampton Wanderers FC 224–7

  formerly world’s greatest team 224

  Woman’s Own 795–6, 835

  women

  allegedly sillier and more aggressive 58

  as breadwinners 472–3

  Conservative 72

  discrimination 499

  earnings 71

  education 68

  employment 58–9, 68–74

  empowerment 69–70

  financial freedom 70–71

  housewives 74–7

  housework 72–3

  office uniform 64–6

  rights 336

  self-employment 68–9

  sexual freedom 70–71

  snooker 497–9

  trade unions 71

  in trousers 59–61

  unemployment 73, 472

  working mothers 71, 118, 262

  Women, Dress for Success (Molloy) 59

  Women’s Billiards and Snooker Association 499

  Wood, David 96, 202, 360, 447, 479–80

  Woodcock, John 636–7, 641

  Woodward, Sandy 755, 775, 787, 791, 792, 810–11, 812, 827

  Woolworths 694

  working men’s clubs 497–8

  working classes

  affluence 18, 694, 697–8

  aspiration 688–90

  and Benn, Tony 345, 347

  and Botham, Ian 633

  darts 493

  destruction of traditional life 220, 678–80

  disapproval of Michael Foot’s coat 551

  electoral appeal of Margaret Thatcher 52–3

  in Essex 495

  Falklands War 770

  flight from inner London 577

  food 118–19, 122–3

  football 212–13

  holidays 164–5

  Hobsbawm, Eric, on 338

  lack of interest in SDP 429

  masculine image 73–4

  and New Romantics 297–8, 300

  Ovett, Steve, as champion of 626–7, 629

  Peepo! as celebration of 671–2

  in the police 507

  and Right to Buy 230, 231, 237

  in Sheffield 582–3

  shock at redevelopment 676–7

  as Sloane Rangers’ A-level topic 619

  and the Sun 772–3

  Tebbit, Norman, and 657

  Wolves as symbol of 224, 226

  World Snooker Championship xvii, 484–5, 486–7

  Worley, Matthew 220–21

  Worlock, Derek 462

  Worsthorne, Peregrine 765

  Wozniak, Steve 711

  Wreford-Brown, Chris 792

  Wren-Lewis, Simon 160

  Wrens (WRNS) 41

  Wrigglesworth, Ian 416, 475–6

  Wright, Billy 225

  Wyatt, Woodrow 46

  Yes Minister 97, 332, 357–8

  York, Peter 238–9, 280, 283, 332, 428, 611–12, 832

  You Can’t Say That (Livingstone) 598

  Young, Hugo

  Benn, Tony 364

  Cabinet revolt 653

  Carrington, Peter 171

  decline of UK 49

  EEC 176

  Falklands War 738, 767, 777

  Gang of Four 413, 422

  Howe, Sir Geoffrey 90–91

  Livingstone, Ken 596

  Parkinson, Cecil 658

  Prior, Jim 112

  Reagan, Ronald 443

  Thatcher, Margaret 263, 443, 653, 777

 

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