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Cartoon shows George Bush unwraping a large globe wrapped in the flag of the USA and a ribbon stating 'Happy 60th Birthday'. Someone is saying to Bush 'It's to replace the one you broke...'

Depicts a bishop holding a tamborine entitled 'Happy clappy but not gay' shouting to a man in pyjamas 'Repent, you sinful sodomite!'

Cartoon depicts President Ahmadinejad of Iran as the Easter Bunny with a basket of eggs standing on top of the 'moral high groud' He is saying 'Happy Easter Imperialist Pig' to Tony Blair who is being dragged down into the 'Gulf Swamp' by an anvil tied to his neck.

Cartoon showing a monstrous Tony and Cherie Blair and family posing for a Christmas card.

A very tall, thin Anthony Barber is looking serenely unconcerned at being used as a maypole; he is being wrapped around with ropes by a housewife, a male worker and a businessman, who carry placards respectively saying "More housekeeping", "More wages!", and "More price increases!"; as these three dash round and round they are tightening the nooses around their own necks that are the ropes they seek to bind Barber with.

Cartoon showing President Bush and Tony Blair bringing in the new year, and carrying a baby Death.
Published in the Guardian on 1 January 2003.

Correspondence file relating to Kim Philby and his work as the Observer's Middle East Correspondent.

Includes informal letter of application, draft articles from Franco's Spain, cancelled letter of resignation from 1952, ongoing negotiation of a joint agreement with the Economist in 1956, letters about mail and newspaper censorship, letters about expenses and payment, unused pieces, relationship to fellow correspondent Rawle Knox and the need for journalistic objectivity, contract extension letters, letters about a possible contract with the Indian Express, article suggestions and travel plans by cable, letters about the Dead Sea Scrolls, letter about Tomlinson's retirement, correspondence regarding Gavin Young's journey to the Middle East, last cable from Philby before his disappearance, cables about his supposed bad health, letters about his disappearance.

Correspondents include David Astor, Fred Tomlinson, John Midgley, Donald Trelford, Michael Davie, Mark Arnold-Forster, Paul Ferris, John Thompson, Miss Caton Jones and LJ Cane.