Registered with the Post Office as a newspaper, Published hy Reigerest for Red Weekly, 182 Personville Road, London N.J. /01-837 6954; Police brutality is not just restricted to anti-fascists in Red Lion Square or Shrewsbury pickets. march.
Nurses from the Royal Free Group out of everybody's way. We were of Hospitals have just been given a taste of British justice and our kind Clashes came a: 150 nurses and at alf" radiographers were prevented by police from matching along ain At the end of Devonshire Hill, scuffles brake out as nurses broke the police cordon and made for their intended route. Sister Stacey who was es took a few anore numbers that day in the froat line suffered injuries to her shoulder and had to leave the A radiographer sajd: They kept us told we could not go up Haverstock Hill because there were road works. But there were no roadworks there Learning quickly from this expertence one nurse told Hampstead police boss, Chief Superintendent Jones: "Don't ever come to the Royal Free for treatment after this, because you won't get it. Let's hope the nurs