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Promotional film, with sound, for the Guardian featuring staff talking about the different departments involved in producing the newspaper.

a) Features footage of the interior of 119 Farringdon Road, editorial conferences and interviews with and footage of the following staff: Peter Preston (Editor); Alan Rusbridger; Roger Alton (Features Editor); Jo Newell (Classified Advertising Manager); Joe Clark (Agency Sales Manager); Louise Chunn (Editor Guardian Women); Tim Radcliffe; Dominique Jackson (Editor Guardian Europe); Steve Bell (Illustrator); Eamonn McCabe (Picture Editor); Deborah Orr (Editor Weekend Guardian); Paddy Allen (Graphics Editor); Paul Webster (Foreign Editor); Will Hutton (Economics Editor); Paul Myers (News Reporter); Paul Johnson (Senior Assistant Editor); Harriet Sherwood (Sub Editor) and Paul Wilkinson (Night Production Manager).

Topics covered include: the role of an editor; content of editorial conference; advertising revenue including recruitment; features coverage in the tabloid G2 section including the women's' page; Guardian Europe; use of illustration; use of photographs; Weekend Guardian; use of graphics; foreign news coverage; technology used for communicating with ons; economics coverage; variety of news stories; the editing process; the sub editing process; use of computers for designing the paper; printing the paper using a polymer platemaking system; the distribution process.

Duration: 15 minutes. The film starts at 00.10 on the mp4 file.

b) Duration: 15 minutes. The film starts at 00.07 on the mp4 file.
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited

Final version of a promotional film for the Guardian focusing on the newspaper's editorial team at the time of the James Bulger trial, death of Anthony Burgess and budget report.

Contains footage of: the interior of 119 Farringdon Road; editorial meetings/conferences; technology in use; staff at work and use of cuttings library. Also includes interviews with Peter Preston (Editor), Alan Rusbridger (Deputy Editor), Eamonn McCabe (Picture Editor), Roger Alton (Features Editor) and Paul Webster (Foreign Editor).

Topics covered include: how the paper covers the James Bulger trial; deciding on the content of the newspaper; how the newspaper changes to reflect the society it represents; how the paper covers the death of Anthony Burgess; choosing photographs that best illustrate stories; incorporating more lighthearted articles into the newspaper; designing the layout of the newspaper; how the newspaper covers the Russian elections; how the newspaper responds to a quiet news day; reviewing the previous day's paper; tension in the editorial department; backgrounds of editorial staff; competition with other newspapers; coverage of the M40 road crash; intrusive coverage of sensitive subjects; coverage of the 1993 budget statement anf the role of journalism.

Directed by Wouter Poppink and filmed over a number of days in November and December 1993.

Duration: 49 minutes and 15 seconds. The film starts at 00.14 on the mp4 file.
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited
Creator: NFTS

Rough cut/draft version of a promotional film for the Guardian focusing on the newspaper's editorial team at the time of the James Bulger trial, death of Anthony Burgess and budget report.

The draft has the title: "The boys from the paper: a film on the editors of the Guardian"

Contains footage of: the interior of 119 Farringdon Road; editorial meetings/conferences; technology in use; staff at work and use of cuttings library. Also includes interviews with Peter Preston (Editor), Alan Rusbridger (Deputy Editor), Eamonn McCabe (Picture Editor), Roger Alton (Features Editor) and Paul Webster (Foreign Editor).

Topics covered include: how the paper covers the James Bulger trial; deciding on the content of the newspaper; how the newspaper changes to reflect the society it represents; how the paper covers the death of Anthony Burgess; choosing photographs that best illustrate stories; incorporating more lighthearted articles into the newspaper; designing the layout of the newspaper; how the newspaper covers the Russian elections; how the newspaper responds to a quiet news day; reviewing the previous day's paper; tension in the editorial department; backgrounds of editorial staff; competition with other newspapers; coverage of the M40 road crash; intrusive coverage of sensitive subjects; coverage of the 1993 budget statement anf the role of journalism.

Directed by Wouter Poppink and filmed over a number of days in November and December 1993.

Duration: 1 hour.The film starts at 02.07 on the mp4 file.
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited
Creator: NFTS

Newspaper clippings about Alan Rusbridger. Includes a cutting on the death of Princess Diana and AR's reactions and discussion relating to future press activity.

A clipping from the Daily Telegraph titled 'Who's smiling now?' outlines AR's thoughts on the jailing of Jonathan Aitken and the outcome of the libel cases involving the Guardian in which he stresses the importance of not allowing people to use libel charges to shut down journalistic investigations. A copy of the Oxford University Law society magazine titled 'The sword of truth' also discusses the Aitken case and AR's comments on its impact.

A clipping from the 11 April edition of the Sunday Business 'Guardian takes calmer design route to expanding its audience' details AR's and the paper's success in contrast to the other broadsheets.

An issue of Press Gazette includes a two page free thinkers welcome Guardian advert as well as photographs of AR. In another issue an article refers to the Guardian winning three awards at the Press Gazette press awards.

Also included is a Sunday Times supplement titled 'Power list 1999' that includes AR.
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited; Editor's Office; Alan Rusbridger

Contains cuttings and magazine articles discussing matters related to the Guardian and its journalists generally or pieces written by Guardian reporters and contributors. An article in a 2003 edition of the Cambridge alumni magazine mentions Guardian sketchwriter Simon Hoggart and cartoonist Martin Rowson.

Other collections of media coverage clippings from September 2005 discuss the Guardian's re-launch and Berliner format as well as the performance of the paper along with various other news stories.

Includes an article from PJ Production journal and headlines from 2013 detailing the Guardian's efforts to reduce carbon emissions in their printing plates as well as reducing costs. Other articles discuss the Guardian generally such as an article concerning editorships vacancies at both the Guardian and Observer [1995] and a comment from the Daily Telegraph in 2015 discussing its reporting of allegations made against HSBC while also criticising the Guardian for its reporting. Another Telegraph article from 2003 details a YouGov poll rating the trustworthiness of journalists among other professions and public roles.

Other articles relate to individuals working for the Guardian including a 1999 interview with Caroline Marland discussing her career and efforts to improve the Observer. Another article from City AM in 2008 discusses the then chief executive of the Guardian Media group Carolyn McCall at a time when the paper was being sued by Tesco which McCall was a non-executive director of.

Also included are a July 2010 edition of Der Spiegel featuring an article on Wikileaks, two journals of the London press Club (Summer and Winter 2008) mentioing Guardian and Observer staff and a number of editions of Press Gazette, one features an article discussing the appointment of Roger Alton as editor of the Independent in 2008. Another article from 2006 discusses discusses the Guardian winning newspaper of the year at the British Aress awards.

Included is an article about the Guardian in Preston's final months of tenure and a copy of 'journalist' which includes a cartoon parodying the Guardian.
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited; Editor's Office; Alan Rusbridger

The Guardian Media Group PLC employee report, Insider, for 2002. The report is written to GMG employees and includes: a report by Paul Myners, the chairman; a report by Bob Phillis, the chief executive; a report by Carolyn McCall, the managing director of Guardian Newspapers Ltd; a report by Ian Ashcroft, chief executive of GMG regional newspaper division; a report by John Myners, chief executive of GMG Radio Holdings Ltd; a report by Katherine Herbert, Commonwealth Games Project Manager; a report by Graham Luff, chief executive of Trader Media Group Ltd; a report by Nick Castro, Group Finance Director; a report by Alan Rusbridger, editor of the Guardian; a report by Roger Alton, editor of The Observer; a report by Paul Horrocks, editor of the Manchester Evening News; a report by Andy Baker, Managing Director of Workthing Ltd; a report by Alan Pankhurst, GNL Personnel Director;a report on work in the Manchester community; a report by Peter Preston, co-director of the Guardian Foundation and an organisational chart.

The Guardian Media Group PLC employee report, Insider, for 2002. The report is written to GMG employees and includes: a report by Paul Murphy, executive financial editor, Paul Myners, the chairman of GMG, Bob Phillis, chief executive of GMG and Jonathan Scott, acting chariman of the Scott Trust; a report by Graham Luff, chief executive of Trader Media Group Ltd; a report by Carolyn McCall, the managing director of Guardian Newspapers Ltd; a report by Alan Rusbridger, editor of the Guardian; a report by Roger Alton, editor of The Observer; a report by Ian Ashcroft, chief executive of GMG regional newspaper division; a report by John Myners, chief executive of GMG Radio Holdings Ltd; a report by Nick Castro, Group Finance Director and Alan Pankhurst, GNL Personnel Director; a report by Andy Baker, Managing Director of Workthing Ltd; a report by Jo Confino, Executive Editor of Guardian Newspapers Ltd and an organisational chart.

The Guardian Media Group PLC employee report for 2005. The report is written to GMG employees and includes reports by:
Bob Phillis, Chief Executive, GMG, Liz Forgan, Chair of the Scott Trust, and Paul Myners, Chairman, GMG;
Alan Rusbridger, editor of the Guardian, Roger Alton, editor of The Observer, and Carolyn McCall, Chief Executive, Guardian Newspapers Ltd;
Ian Ashcroft, Chief Executive of Regional Newspapers, Jo Newell, Managing Director, Berkshire Press, and Paul Horrocks, editor, Manchester Evening News;
Graham Luff, Chief Executive, Graham Storey, Chief Operating Officer, and Trecilla Lobo, Deputy HR Director of Trader Media Group;
John Myers, Chief Executive, John Simons, Group Programme Director, and Jill Johnston, Personnel Director, of GMG Radio;
Alan Pankhurst and Mick Howard; and a report on corporate social responsibility.

Internal correspondence concerning the Guardian's sports desk, including sports coverage, production problems and staff pay, holidays and retirements, January 1982 - December 1989.

Correspondents include: Ian Wright, Ken Dodd, John Samuel and Roger Alton.

Also contains a brochure for the Guardian Cricket Club's tour of Sri Lanka, 1981.
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited; Editor's Office; Kenneth Dodd

Files of prints of the following individuals:

Box 1
Abbado, Claudio (Portrait by Richard Mildenhall)
Abel, Fred
Abel-Smith, Tim
Abbot, David
Abbott, Diane
Abdullahi, Yusef
Abramsky, Jenny
Acker, Kathy
Ackland, Joss
Ackroyd, Elizabeth
Ackroyd, Peter
A'Court, Robert Holmes
Acton, David
Acton, Harold
Adam, Robert
Adamov, Arther
Adams, Douglas
Adams, Gerry
Adams, John
Adams, John (Composer)
Adams, Ken
Adams, Richard
Adams, Sherman
Adams, Stanley
Adams, Tim
Adams, Walter
Adamson, Barry
Adamson, Campbell
Adamson, George and Joy
Adamson, Stephen
Adanauer, Konrad
Adi, Mustafa
Adie, Kate
Adler, Larry
Adorian, Paul
Adoula, Cyrille (Portrait by Michael Peto)
Afflek, Ben
Aga, Khan
Agee, Philip
Agis, Gaby
Agnew, Rudolph
Agnew, Spiro
Agguter, Jenny
Aherne, Caroline
Ahluwalia, Kiranjit
Ahmed, Sheikh Mubarak
Ahmed, Shami
Allvey, David
Anouk, Aimee
Airey, Dawn
Aisher, Owen
Aitchison, Jane
Aitken, Ian
Aitken, Jonathan
Aitken, Maria
Ajeeb, Mohammed
Akass, Peter
Akbulut, Yaldrim
Akeroyd. Helen
Akhtar, Nasreen
Akora, Rosa
Aksyonov, Vassily
Akwei, Lovelace
al-Wazir, Intissar (Portrait by Sue Adler)
Alaia, Azzadine
Alami, Musa
Alarcon, Ricardo
Albee, Edward
Albemarle, Lady
Albery, Ian
Albery, Tim
Albright, Madeline
Alda, Alan
Alderton, John
Aldiss, Brian
Aldwin, Edwin (Buzz)
Alexander, Field Marshall Earl
Alexander, Lord
Alexander, Richard McNeill
Alexandrowicz, Anthony
Al-Fayed
Al-Gadafy, Col' Mu'Ammar
Alfreds, Mike
Ali, Tariq
Allday, Con
Alli, Waheed
Al-Khal, Yusuf
Allason, Rupert
Allaun, Frank
Allen, Dave
Allen, Jay
Allen, Liz
Allen, Louise (the murder of)
Allen, Woody
Allende, Beatrice
Alexander, Robert Lord
Alexander, William
Allenoe, Hortensia Bussi De
Allison, Herb
Allwood, John
Allwood, Mandy
Allin, John
Allman, Cher and Greg
Allnutt, Wendy
Almagor, Gila
Al-Mas'Ari, Mohammed (Including negs)
Almodovar, Pedro
Almond, Marc
Alonso, Alicia
Altenberg, General W.
Atkins, Eileen
Altman, Robert

Box 2:
Alton, David
Alton, Roger
Alvarez, Alfred
Alvin, Juliet
Alys, Francis
Ambler, Eric
Amery, Julian
Amess, David
Amiel, Barbara
Amiel, John
Amies, Hardy
Amin, Idi
Amin, Mohamed
Amis, Kingsley
Amis, Martin
Amma (Healer)
Amory, Lord
Amos, Tori
Amos, Valerie
Annan, Kofi
Ancram, Michael*
Anders, Alison
Anders, William
Anderson, Beverley
Anderson, Digby
Anderson, Eric
Anderson, Gerry
Anderson, Gillian
Anderson, John
Anderson, Laurie
Anderson, Lindsay
Anderson, Oliver
Anderson, Pamela
Anderson, Steve
Andre, Peter
Andersen, Bjorn
Anderton, James
Andress, Ursula
Andrews, Anthony
Andrews, Colin
Andrews, John
Andrews, Julie
Andrews, Michael
Angeli, Pier
Angell, Norman
Angelou, Maya
Angus, Michael
Angry Brigade
Annan, Kofi
Annan, Lord (Noel)
Annis, Francesca
Ant, Adam
Anthony, Lysette
Antoni and Alison
Antoni, Michelangelo
Antrim, Lord
Antrobus, John
Apicella, Enzo
Arquette, Patricia
Aquino, Corazon
Arafat, Yasser
Archer,Jeffrey
Arden, John
Arden, Mary (Judge)
Ardill, John
Ardagh, John
Argles, Martin
Aristakisyan, Artur
Arkin, Alan (Portrait by Ian Cook)
Arlott, John (Includes photography by Michael Peto)
Armani, Giorgio
Armitage, Simon
Armstrong, Gillian
Armstrong, Hilary
Armstrong, Louis
Armstrong, Neil

Box 3
Arnold, Eric
Arnold, Eve
Arnold, Sue
Arnott, Jake
Arrowsmith, Pat
Ascherson, Neal
Ashburton, Lord
Ashby, David
Ashcroft, David
Ashcroft, Denise
Ashcroft, Dame Peggy
Ashdown, Paddy
Ashkenazy, Vladimir (Portrait by Peter Hall)
Ashley, Bernard
Ashley, Laura
Ashley, Jackie
Ashimolowo, Matthew
Asher, Ed
Asher, Jane
Ashton, Frederick
Ashwell, Kneale
Aspel, Michael
Aspinall, John
Asprey, Mary
Assous, Fadela
Astaire, Fred
Astbury, Freddie
Astor, David
Astor, Nancy
Atkinson, Kate
Atkinson, Rowan
Attallah, Naim
Attali, Jacques
Attenborough, David*
Attenborough, Sir Richard
Attlee, Lord John (Portraits by Peter Keen and David Newell Smith)
Atwood, Margaret
Aubrey, John
Auden, Wystan Hugh
Augustus, John
Auerbach, Frank
Auster, Paul
Avebury, Lord
Avedon, Richard
Ayckbourn, Alan
Ayling, Robert
Aylott, Bill
Ayob, Ismail
Creator: The Observer Limited; Picture Desk; Observer Picture Library