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Selection of newspaper cuttings of Gemini News Service articles relating to Angola.

Subjects covered include: natural disaster, 1999; refugees, 1993-1999; Angolan/Zambian conflict, 1999; rebel UNITA movement, 1994-1999; UN humanitarian relief, 1999; health and medicine, 1994-1999; diamond industry, 1998; Catholicism and morality, 1990-1994; civil war, 1990-1993; child soldiers, 1996; army, 1991-1992; land mines, 1993; USA relations, 1990-1993; economic crises, 1989-1994; elections, 1991-1992 and peace, 1989-1994.

Maps, charts and illustrations, produced by Gemini News Service, relating to Angola.

Subjects include:
'Angola: torn by war again'
The riches of Angola
Angola's struggle for unity - timeline
Aid routes

Illustration originally accompanying an article titled 'Angst, but no anger' by Jonathan Freedland, published in The Guardian, 30 October 2002. The article discusses the impact of the Iraq war and other issues on upcoming US midterms. The illustration shows a man dropping a ballot paper into the hat of an Uncle Sam figure, and pulling a lever on the side of the hat. Includes newspaper cutting.

10 x 12"

Two versions of an advert for The Movies, a colour supplement free with the Guardian which lists Guardian Readers' top 500 films. Both adverts voiced by Angus Deayton.

The original audio cassette tape was labelled ‘2 x 30", The Movies, 2 x ver’.
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Ltd

Two versions of an advert for a new section every Thursday in the Guardian called Online which looks at the area where computers and communication come together (including the internet, remote control medicine and computer dating). Both adverts are voiced by Angus Deayton.

The original audio cassette tape was labelled ‘2 x 40" On Line: Tomorrow versions 1&2’.
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Ltd