Joe Haines, Harold Wilson
Joe Haines, controversial press secretary to Harold Wilson and later Robert Maxwell’s loyal aide
Joe Haines, who has died aged 97, was Harold Wilson’s press secretary from 1969 to 1976, the first partisan news manager at No 10 and thus a figure of controversy. He was later political editor of Mirror Group Newspapers under Robert Maxwell.
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Harold Wilson, his secret lover – and how Richard Nixon almost stumbled on the truthBut the revelation that she was having an affair with Harold Wilson, the former prime minister, during her two years as his deputy press officer in the mid-1970s adds an extra twist to that judgment ...
Even after half a century, she's still adored and revered by Tories, grudgingly respected by present and former Labour prime ...
on the Crossroads set with PM Harold Wilson. “One floor manager’s parents died in a car crash. On [the woman’s] wedding day she had no one to take her to the church, so Nolly drove her in ...
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Huddersfield museum heads off BLM protests about Harold WilsonHarold Wilson’s links to the Nigerian civil war could be presented by a museum in his hometown, following fears that the race relations pioneer would be condemned by Black Lives Matter.
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