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Possibly artist Alan Bowyer, 2 April 1985 recorded in diary JHB/7/1

[Jimmy Batten]
Creator: Hamilton-West; Edward (1933-2011); photographer

Brendan Ingle and Herol Graham

Negatives showing boxing:

Box 1
Boxing - British Olympic Boxing Team 1980 (by Eamonn McCabe 4 Jul 1980)
Boxing - Boxers in Jail - New Jersey Rahway State Prison (by Michael Brennan c.1980s)
Boxing - Golden gloves amateur boxing club in Toxeth (by Ted Manning 26 Oct 1982)
Boxing - Golden gloves amateur boxing club in Toxeth (by Ged Murray 28 Oct 1982)
Boxing - Sraham v Kaylor (by Michael Steele 4 Nov 1986)
Boxing - Young Boxers at Chamberlian Community Centre (by Roger Hutchings 3 Apr 1987)
Boxing - Boxing off TV McCrory V Jones (by Sue Adler 13 Aug 1983)
Boxing - Kaylor v. Christie (by Eamonn McCabe 6 Nov 1985)
Boxing - Amateur Boxing Association Finals 1978 (Eamonn McCabe 1978)
Boxing - Nash V.s Buchanan (by Eamonn McCabe 7 Dec 1979)
Boxing - Charlie Magri v. Sot Chitalada (by Eamonn McCabe 15 Feb1985)
Boxing - Charlie Magri, Sot Chitalada and Terry Lawless (by Eamonn McCabe 21 Feb 1985)
Boxing - Amateur Boxing (by Eamonn McCabe Oct 1980)

Box 2
Boxing - Amateur Boxing 1980 (by Eamonn McCabe 25 Oct 1980)
Boxing - Frank Bruno v. Tim Witherspoon (by Eamonn McCabe 20 Jul 1986)
Boxing - Story James Tillis (by Eamonn McCabe 19 Mar 1987)
Boxing - Mike Tyson (by UNKNOWN 9 Mar 1987)
Boxing - Boys (by Jane Bown, nd)
Boxing - Bruno v. Buguer (by Eamonn McCabe 24 Oct 1987)
Boxing - Bruno v. Tillis (by Eamonn McCabe 27 Mar 1987)
Creator: The Observer Limited; Picture Desk; Observer Picture Library

Cartoon features a man who is labelled "voter" leaving the side of a boxing ring, holding a newspaper which reads "boxing and brain damage". Harold Wilson and an unknown man with a jumper reading "Iain" stand around the ring and look towards the voter leaving his seat. Two men wearing boxing gloves are in the ring - standing is [Roy Jenkins] and seated, rubbing his head, is [Peter Shore]. Roy Jenkins was Home Secretary in the second Wilson administration and a staunch suporter of the European common market. Peter Shore was the Home Secretary for Trade in the second Wilson administration and eurosceptic. It is likely that the cartoon is about infighting in the Labour party over the European question in the years 1974-5.

Unknown Photographer