Newspaper
and magazine
cuttings
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A
Sunday Telegraph report about the
first Big L RSL. Note that the vessel
used turned out to be the Yeoman
Rose. |
The
Evening Standard reports that Caroline has a rival named
"Lazer" (Laser) 558.
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Caroline
and Laser under siege (Daily Mail,
August 13th, 1985) |
Big
L jocks are mobbed at Liverpool Street
Station on August 15th, 1967 (Daily
Sketch)
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Front
page of London's Evening Standard
on 14 July 1967. Caroline ready
to fight the Marine and Broadcasting
(Offences) Bill |
Disc
and Music Echo March 1st, 1969:
"Pirates Return!". Well,
not quite. It turned out to be The
Caroline Revival Hour on Radio Andorra. |
Ian
Daemon at Liverpool Street Station on August 15th 1967.
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Interesting
Laser story in Evening Standard
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Laser
signs off with SOS (Daily Mail
November 7th, 1985) |
Evening Standard report on
"Lazar"!!! (August 15th,
1984) Part 1 (left), Part
2 (right) |
RNI
bomb attack on front page of Daily
Mirror (May 17, 1971 |

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RNI Dutch Newspaper ad |
Radio
Essex building an electronic fence
to repel raiders from Radio Caroline". WOW! |
Record
Mirror reports the return of pirate radio (RNI)
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Dave
Owen interview. Script
Magazine No.12. September 1974 |

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The
London listings magazine,
Time Out, carried this
report on Laser's fight
for survival. Issue
No. 786. September 12-18,
1985 |

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UK
landbased pirate Thameside TV actually
made it on air in 1984. What
happened to Caroline TV then?
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Time
and Tide magazine |
Time
and Tide magazine published pirate progs
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