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Illustration originally accompanying an article titled 'The making of a mayor' by Jonathan Freedland, originally published in The Guardian, 26 April 2000. The article discusses the upcoming London mayoral elections. The illustration depicts a man on a podium by himself, accepting a gold medal. Includes newspaper cutting.

Illustration originally accompanying an article titled 'Closing the privilege gap' by Jonathan Freedland, published in The Guardian, 31 May 2000. The article discusses Gordon Brown's attack on Oxbridge's admissions policy and the need for Labour to push further against elitism. The illustration depicts a man using a top hat to climb onto a ladder. Includes newspaper cutting.

Illustration originally accompanying an article titled 'Crown of discomfort' by Jonathan Freedland, published in The Guardian, 21 June 2000. The article discussed the role of the crown in modern British society, directed as a message for Prince William on his 18th birthday. The illustration depicts William chained at the waist by a lock styled as a crown. Includes newspaper cutting.

Illustration originally accompanying an article titled 'Careless talk costs votes' by Jonathan Freedland, published in The Guardian, 5 July 2000. The article discusses fighting within the Labour party and the need to unify in order to win the election. The illustration depicts ballot papers with drawings of people, all with an 'X' over their mouth, falling into a ballot box. Includes newspaper cutting.

Illustration originally accompanying an article titled 'When death strikes' by Jonathan Freedland, published in the Guardian, 26 July 2000. The article discusses the feelings of powerlessness surrounding death after two high profile disasters. The illustration depicts a skeleton with a scythe, holding an hourglass and a bag as he walks, and an aircraft in the background, referring to the concorde crash mentioned in the article. Includes newspaper cutting.

Illustration originally accompanying an article titled 'Trying to fill Bill's shoes' by Jonathan Freedland, published in the Guardian, 8 August 2000. The article discusses Al Gore's campaign for presidency against George W Bush. The illustration shows a miniature Gore attempting to fit in shoes, whilst the owner of the pair walks behind him barefoot. Includes newspaper cutting.

Illustration originally accompanying an article titled 'The racist poison pill' by Polly Toynbee, published in the Guardian, 30 August 2000. The article discusses foreign doctors and the fear mongering created by Conservatives. The illustration shows a doctor trapped in a jar with a skull and bones sticker over his head. Includes newspaper cutting.

Illustration originally accompanying an article titled 'Recipes for humans' by Patrick Bateson and Paul Martin, published in the Guardian, 6 September 2000. The article discusses the human genome project and the importance of understanding individuals. The illustration shows a humanoid figure in a beaker over a bunsen burner, looking in the mirror as it draws on its own face. Includes newspaper cutting.

Illustration originally accompanying an article titled 'Trapped in a painful past' by Tim Parks, published in the Guardian, 7 October 2000. The article discusses misconceptions about schizophrenia and its origins through a personal story. The illustration shows a picture of three people looking at a man, who is staring forwards. The image is divided with zigzagged lines overlapping one another. Includes newspaper cutting.

Illustration originally accompanying an article titled 'America's emptiest double act' by Goeffrey Wheatcroft, published in the Guardian, 8 November 2000. The article discusses the 2000 presidential election the day after voting and other elections in the USA. The illustration shows a pea pod holding an American flag. Two peas are visible; the top pea seems happy whilst the one below upset. Includes newspaper cutting.