Ted Heath, depicted as a lame duck with a crutch, is waddling out of No.10 Downing Street speaking the caption. Peeking round the door from the inside is a smirking Harold Wilson.
Gibbard; Leslie David (1945-2010); cartoonistUsed 9 July 1971[?]
Morley; Donald (1937-); photographerCartoons are undated but often indicate the issue of the Spectator they appeared in as well as the page number.
Creator: Austin; David (1935-2005); cartoonist
Colour advert with sound for the Guardian. The advert features the American national antham whist the names of Richard Nixon, Oliver North and Monica Lewinsky are displayed on screen along with the dates that controversial revelations about them came to light.
The screen then displays a close up of a mouth speaking followed by the text: 'Who will be next to shake America? 8th December 2000'
The advert ends with an explosion sound effect followed by upbeat music and the tagline: 'Our worldwide exclusive. Breaks tomorrow.'
The following strapline is presented in a label-like graphic: 'The Guardian. Fresh Angle. Sell by: 7/12/2000.'
Duration: 35 seconds. The advert starts at 07.05 on the mp4 file.
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited
4 prints of Worldwide locations.
Finlayson; Graham Scott (1932-1999); photographerCreator: Hamilton-West; Edward (1933-2011); photographer
The Observer framed advert print. 'Worlds greatest Sunday Newspaper - 2D'
Production place: Unknown
Materials: paper; ink; plastic; glass
Condition: Good
Dimensions: 390mm x 262mm
Completeness: Complete
Inscription: Bottom of print: 'Scale 1/2" = 1'0 size 15' x 21'0