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Three heavy booted feet are standing on top of one and other. The first boot is entitled 'BRITISH SOVEREIGNTY'. The second 'ARGENTINIAN INVASION', and the third 'BRITISH LANDING'. A speech bubble emanating from above the Argentinian foot, reads 'Aaaagh! Foul Play!' Another Argentinian foot which has yet to be placed down reads 'ARGENTINIAN AIR FORCE'.

Contains sections titled Initial Memorandum; the Alternatives; Architect's report; Surveyor's report; Financial estimates; Recommendations; plan of Cross Street site (Manchester), and plan of New Bailey Street site (Salford).
Creator: Manchester Guardian and Evening News Limited; Chairman's Office; Laurence Prestwich Scott

A group of heads of teenagers, some of whom are smoking

Illustration originally accompanying an article titled 'What has long been a catastrophic tragedy is also now a horrific farce', by Roy Hattersley, published in the Guardian, 27 December 2006. The article discusses the British occupation army's assault on its own police force in Basra, Iraq. The illustration shows a frowning British soldier in camouflage, Union Jack present on shirt lapel, holding two marionette strings tied to himself. The wires from the marionette strings are entirely tangled. Cutting with published illustration supplied.

Also depicts a policeman

Cartoon featuring Eden as Shakespeare's Richard III, whilst US Secretary of State John Dulles deliberately rides past. Refers to the lack of support the US had for the British and French actions over Suez.
Creator: Abraham; Abu (1924-2002); cartoonist