Inside Story #1 1972

Cartoon of a journalist phoning in the Army's story about Bloody Sunday whilst drinking in a pub

Debut issue of Inside Story with several features on Blood Sunday in Northern Ireland and related media fallout. Also potential closure of steel plants following entry to the Common Market, resisting expulsions in South London schools, satire.

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