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EMBARGOED TO 0001 SATURDAY DECEMBER 28 File photo dated 19/10/89 of Gerard Conlon, the first of the Guildford Four to be freed outside the Old Bailey in London. In 1989 Ireland's foreign minister Gerard Collins privately told the British Home Secretary Douglas Hurd that the controversy surrounding the Birmingham Six and Guildford Four cases was "seriously affecting" the relationship between the two nations, newly released state papers have revealed.

headline archiwalia arch2

created date 2019-12-25

credit John Stillwell/Press Association/East News

source Press Association

byline John Stillwell

original transmission reference 49246134

weight 0,16MB

size 5cm x 7cm by 300dpi

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