Investigations and human stories from the waves of terrorist attacks in the UK. Two Story Files and three individual stories.
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The Guardian, April 1989
Eleanor Hudson had nothing but a handful of flowers. The guard at the White House gate could see that. He had dark glasses, a gun on one hip, a night stick on the other, and a big gold badge on his chest. He told her to back off and started closing the gate.
The Mail on Sunday, July 1989
It was only afterwards - after the dust had settled and all the reporters and supporters had gone home - that Bert Ammermann finally calmed down enough to realise what he had done.
The Guardian, November 1989
There are people in the Foreign Office who confide privately that they believe Terry Waite is dead - seized as a spy in the wake of the Irangate scandal, tortured to extract information about his links with Oliver North and finally brutalised beyond endurance.