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On a dockside, Ted Heath is depicted as a lion caught in a net, about to be lifted by a crane hook; he is saying "Get me out of this and I will pay you back..." to a nearby rat with the face of Vic Feather, but the rat is just laughing.

Two colour adverts with sound for the Guide.
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited

Promotional film, with sound, for the Guardian featuring Alan Rusbridger talking about the growth of the internet and the Guardian's response in the form of Guardian Unlimited.

Contains black and white footage of: the exterior of 119 Farringdon Road; the streets of London; Alan Rusbridger in a taxi and an interview with Alan Rusbridger;

Topics covered include: the evolution of the internet; the opportunities and uncertainties it presents; the challenge to control and authority presented by the internet; the Guardian's approach to developing its websites around communities of interest; how the Guardian upholds its values through its use of the internet and how the name Guardian Unlimited was chosen.

Duration: 3 minutes and 30 seconds. The film starts at 00.06 on the mp4 file.
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited

Margaret Thatcher is in a forest lifting a man's head up by his hair as he lies on the ground. She has her other hand in a fist. The man has 'THE POOR' written next to him. In the back there is another man walking a dog with 'HIGH COURT' written above him. The forest has the signs 'SOCIAL FUND FOREST' and 'DO NOT FEED SURVIVAL COURSE ENTRANTS!' in it.

The first panel of this cartoon shows a man in spectacles and wearing a Union Jack waistcoat is holding onto a broken clock attached to a building. In the next panel the man begins to fall as a glass pane window opens outwards and has knocked him down. The window has "Oil, Power, Coal & Rail Limited" written on it. In the third panel the man has hit a flag pole, which bends under his weight and leads onto the final panel where he has bounced upwards from the flag pole and resumed his original position of holding onto the broken clock. Edward Heath is also featured in these panels looking down at the falling man. He is smiling at first, but is soon concerned and surprised as the man falls. Then he is smiling again when he bounces back up.

Illustration originally used to accompany an article titled 'Getting the right result' by Duncan Campbell on the Nicaraguan election, with the US not allowing a free vote, which appeared in the Guardian on 7 November 2001. Drawing shows a set of scales with a Nicaraguan flag on the top, with one side being tipped down by an oversize Uncle Sam looking away, with a man holding up both arms and two fingers on each hand giving a V for victory sign: the man in the other scale is wearing a party badge. Includes newspaper cutting.

File titled 'Barnard Loan', containing correspondence with GH Barnard of Fuller Jenks Wise & Co (accountants)., a principal shareholder in Milbury Holdings.

Correspondence concerns a loan of £100,000, made to Milbury Holdings in 1966, and includes some loan agreements, and correspondence with their solicitors.
Creator: Manchester Guardian and Evening News Limited; Chairman's Office; Laurence Prestwich Scott

File of correspondence with GH Heywood of Dunlop, Heywood & Co, Chester, a principal shareholder, and director of Milbury Holdings, on the company's financial situation, and titled 'GH Heywood'.
Creator: Manchester Guardian and Evening News Limited; Chairman's Office; Laurence Prestwich Scott