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Highlights of new Freedom of Information releases in February 2005
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Title of release
25 February
Conventional threat to UK - In this file Foreign and Commonwealth officials accuse the Ministry of Defence of predicting an "unduly horrific" threat of Soviet attack against Britain during the height of the Cold War.
25 February
Economic prospects for Concorde - Concorde considered a "hopeless" initiative
21 February
Files on Lord Rothschild's secret account of the national newspaper industry, details of Harold Macmillan's pension entitlements as a former Prime Minister, conventional threats to the United Kingdom in 1974 and the economic prospects for Concorde.
16 February
An insight into the attitudes of Metropolitan police officers towards the Windrush generation in the 1950s