Telex reports and typescript and carbon copy drafts of articles written by Ian Mather on a wide range of issues.

Subjects covered include: the Falklands War; efforts towards securing independence for Belize and civil unrest caused by paramilitary groups such as BAM (Belize Action Movement); mennonites living in Belize; Mossad and the murder of Israeli athletes during the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich, Germany; events in Iran such as the downfall of President Bani Sadr, the hijacking of a Kuwaiti plane in Tehran, the American hostage crisis where 52 Americans were held in the American Embassy in Tehran, and the Iran-Iraq War, 1980; arms control, including descriptions of weapons, talks between the United States and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, and the deployment of cruise missiles in the United Kingdom; famine in Ethiopia; the IRA (Irish Republican Army) bombing of the Grand Hotel in Brighton; the European Economic Community, the Common Market and the Common Agricultural Policy; events relating to Libya, including the murder of policewoman Yvonne Fletcher outside the Libyan Embassy in London.

Material relating to Alastair Hetherington's work on a German newspaper as editorial controller in 1945 to 1946. He was posted to Hamburg by the British Army to work on the setting-up of Die Welt, a new, politically free newspaper for the British zone of Germany, starting September/October 1945.

Promotional brochure for Gemini News Service's 'The Making of…' graphics series concerning countries in the news, nd, [c1970s]-[1980s]. Includes graphics concerning the making of: China; Czechoslovakia; Iraq; Poland; Lithuania; Bulgaria; Yugoslavia; Hungary; Germany; Kuwait; Israel; Romania; USSR and Mongolia.

A series of press cuttings of articles written by Nora Beloff from 5 January 1952 to 22 December 1951. Most of the articles are written from Paris but there are also articles written from Brussels and Washington. Articles concern French politics including General de Gaulle, communism in France and events in Indochina. French relations with Russia, the Middle East and the United Nations are also covered. The Washington based articles include details of US relations with Russia, France, Germany and Japan. As well as articles written for The Observer the series includes press cuttings of articles written for the Scotsman, the Montreal Star and articles written in German for German publications as part of The Observer's foreign news service.

A series of press cuttings of articles written by Nora Beloff between 5 January 1950 and 31 December 1950. The articles are mostly written from Washington and are from the time when Beloff was Washington correspondent for The Observer. Whilst most of the articles are for The Observer there are also some articles written for other publications including: the Liverpool Echo, the Liverpool Daily Post, the Palestine Post, the Jerusalem Post, the New Zealand Herald, the Scotsman, the Western Independent and there are also articles written in German for German publications written as a part of The Observer's foreign news service. Articles discuss US politics including the 'Fair Deal' programme for social reform. The articles cover issues relating to the US economy including the threat of drought for farmers, the 'Marshall Plan' and clashes between US and British interests. In terms of international relations the articles concern US relations with the Far East, China, Britain, Korea, India as well as the United Nations and issues relating to nuclear testing and the H-bomb. There are also articles covering the introduction of television and the threat this may pose to the film industry and Hollywood. Several articles written by Beloff for The Observer are for a column called the 'Marginal Column'.

Press cuttings of articles written by Nora Beloff from 10 June 1949 to 30 December 1949. The articles are mostly written from Washington and are from the period when Beloff was Washington correspondent for The Observer. Some press cuttings in this series are written in German for German publications as a part of The Observer's foreign news service. The subject matter of the press cuttings covers the US economy in particular the trade and food supply and how this caused clashes with British interests. They also cover US relations with Russia, India, Asia, Greece and Japan. Articles relating to US politics concern the 'Fair Deal' social reform programme and communism in the US.

Series of press cuttings of articles written by Nora Beloff from 13 March 1948 to 27 June 1949. The articles from 1948 are mostly written from Paris and concern French political issues including: General de Gaulle; France's relationship with Russia; the French Communist party and French views on Western Germany. The articles from 1949 are mostly written from Washington where Beloff was US Correspondent for The Observer. Articles mostly concern American politics but articles also include details concerning US relations with Israel, Russia, China and the Middle East. Some of the articles are on the subject of the American economy with particular reference to farming and the price of wheat. Whilst most of the articles included in the series are written for The Observer some articles have been written for other publications including: the Liverpool Echo; the Sydney Morning Herald and Die Welt a German newspaper for which Beloff appears to be writing as a part of The Observer's foreign news service.

Prints by Guardian/Observer photographers

Box 1
Gambia
Gambling: Betting Shops And Bookmakers (General)
Gambling: Betting Shops And Bookmakers (William Hill)
Gambling: Bingo
Gambling: Casinos
Gambling: Football Pools
Gambling: General
Gambling: Lotteries (General)
Gambling: Lotteries (UK National Lottery)
Gambling: Roulette
Games: Backgammon

Box 2
Games: Bridge
Games: Cards
Games: Chess
Games: Chess (Children's Chess)
Games: Chess (Pieces And Boards)
Games: Computer And Video (Amusement Arcades)
Games: Computer And Video (General)
Games: General

Box 3
Games: Marbles
Games: Monopoly
Games: Scrabble
Games: Subbuteo
Games: Table Football
Garden Parties
Gardens And Gardening: General
Gardens And Gardening: Greenhouses
Gardens And Gardening: Roof Gardens
Gardens: Chelsea Physic Garden
Gas: Carbon Monoxide Detectors
Gas Industry: Abroad
Gas Industry: Gasometers
Gas Industry: General
Gas Industry: Natural Gas
Gas Industry: Natural Gas (North Sea)

Box 4
Gas Industry: Protests And Demonstrations
Gas Lights
Genetics
Gentle Ghost
Geography
Germany: Bavaria
Germany: Berlin (East Berlin)
Germany: Berlin (East Berlin [Pictures By Don McPhee])
Germany: Berlin (East Berlin [Pictures By Frank Martin])
Germany: Berlin (United)
Germany: Berlin (Wall)
Germany: Berlin (Wall [Refugees From East To West])
Germany: Berlin (Wall [The Fall November 1989)
Germany: Berlin (West Berlin)
Germany: Berlin (West Berlin [Pictures By Don McPhee])
Germany: Bonn
Germany (East): Defence

Box 5
Germany (East): General
Germany (East): Industry
Germany (East): Politics
Germany (East): Weimar
Germany: Education
Germany: Labour
Germany: Reunification (3rd October 1990-)
Germany: Traditional
Germany (West): Dusseldorf
Germany (West): Food And Drink
Germany (West): Frankfurt
Germany (West): Frankfurt (Pictures By Denis Thorpe 1995)
Germany (West): General
Germany (West): Immigrant Community
Germany (West): Industry
Germany (West): Munich
Germany (West): Politics
Germany (West): Politics (Riots And Demonstrations)
Ghana: Politics
Ghosts
Gibraltar: British Presence
Gibraltar: Frontier Post
Gibraltar: General (Pictures By Don McPhee)

Box 6
Gibraltar: General
Girl Guides
Glass: General
Glass: Glassware (General)
Glass: Glassware (Goblets)
Glass: Labour (General)
Glass: Labour (Glassblowers)
Glass: Labour (Strikes And Demonstrations)
Glass: Stained Glass Windows
Glue
God And Jesus
Goggles
Gold
Gold: Craftsmanship
Gossip
Graffiti
Gramophones
Graphics
Greece: Aegina
Greece: Ancient Greece

Box 7
Greece: Athens (Pictures By Denis Thorpe)
Greece: Athens (Pictures By Don McPhee)
Greece: Athens
Greece: General (Pictures By Don McPhee)
Greece: Corfu
Greece: Food And Drink
Greece: General
Greece: Piraeus
Greece: Politics
Greece: Religion
Greece: Rhodes
Greece: Thessalonika
Green Belt
Greenpeace

Box 8
Greenpeace: Whaling Protests
Greeting Cards And Valentine
Guatemala: Politics
Guided Missiles: General
Guided Missiles: Rapier
Gypsies: General
Gypsies: Protests And Demonstrations
Gypsies: Wandsworth
Gypsies: Westway And Latimer Road
Creator: The Guardian; Picture Desk; London Picture Library

26 individual notebooks and related papers 1992-2003.
These were kept by Hugo Young to contain research notes and other information.

Includes:

Notebooks for research notes from political interviews, 1992

Notebook for research notes from politcal interviews, 1993

Notebook for research notes from political interviews, 1995

Notebook for research notes from political interviews, 1996

Notebook for notes on 'God' project, 1996

Notebook for trip to Munich, 1997

Notebooks for research notes from poltical interviews, 1997

Notebook for research notes from politcal interviews, 1997-98

Notebook for research notes from political interviews, 1998

Notebook for Liberal Democrat party conference, 1998

Notebook for Labour party conference, 1998

Notebook for trip to the United States, 1999

Notebook for research notes from political interviews, 2000

Notebooks for research notes from political interviews, 2001

Notebooks for research notes from political interviews, 2002

Notebooks for research notes from political interviews, 2003
Creator: DS/UK/122

File of papers and correspondence, relating to LP Scott's association with (and membership of, from 1962) the Newspaper Publishers Association (formerly known as the Newspaper Proprietors Association).

File consists of 2 folders labelled 'Newspaper Proprietors Associaton from Jan 1947' and 'NPA - Council Meeting Minutes'.

Contents of folder 1 include correspondence with Lord Rothermere, Lord Burnham and LJ Cumner (amongst others) of the Association, on the distribution and circulation of the Guardian in Germany (1947); on establishing a uniform minimum wage for press telegraphists, and on clerical rates for women (1949-51), and on attempts to achieve parity of wages across the profession. 1947-1959.

Folder 2 consists almost exclusively of typescript copies of minutes, made at council meetings, during the years 1961-1973. Issues discussed are diverse, but the development of wage structures, the potential for manpower reductions and discussions with trade unions, and the monitoring of cover prices, are typical examples.
Creator: Manchester Guardian and Evening News Limited; Chairman's Office; Laurence Prestwich Scott