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In the centre of the image stands an invisible man - labelled MI5 - and his invisible dog. Thatcher gestures at them holding a folder labelled 'Bridge report'. On the right, a miner, a woman holding a folder labelled 'Labour Party', a man holding a CND sign with a peace symbol, and an unidentified man bleeding from his finger are attacked by the invisible dog. On the left of Thatcher stand three former Prime Ministers.

Context: allegations that the secret service had tried to destabilise Labour Governments and left-wing movements were denied by Thatcher and three former Prime Ministers (Source: Gibbard's Double Decade Omnibus)

Anthony Barber, dressed as a farmer, sits in a field called "Economy" with his back against a tree; there is a sign on the tree saying "Better tomorrow experimental farm"; birds are flocking down towards him, mean-looking crows, as he is throwing out seed from a bag marked "Set", hoping that they will sow the seed for him.

Barbara Castle sprays a formula labelled 'DEP' onto a tree labelled 'Economy'. Harold Wilson stands behind her, and she asks him if he can't "dream up something that doesn't kill our grassroots too". To the other side of this tree, a swarm of large insects labelled 'Inflation' gather beside the economy tree.

Three illustrative portraits and one photographic portrait of Herman Ja Toivo, with one featuring Dirk Mudge and Mishake Muyongo.

Photographic negatives of portraits of Herman Quesley, race adviser to the G.L.C. taken by Ted Hamilton West for the Guardian.