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Cuttings of each of the Guardian's leading articles with manuscript annotations of the author's initials, 28 August 2002 - 7 April 2003. Leading articles were published anonymously each day as the collective view of the newspaper. Researchers should note that leaders do not necessarily express the personal views of their writers.

The following leading articles have no author identified:
16 September 2002: Private galleries hit back
17 September 2002: The beans of wrath
2 November 2002: Beaten by the butler
17 March 2003: Blair's moment of truth

Generally three leading articles were published each day, appearing as a column.

The authors identified in this volume are (in alphabetical order):
MD - Malcolm Dean
JF - Jonathan Freedland
J Gittings - John Gittings
J Glover - Julian Glover
G Henry - Georgina Henry
VK - Vic Keegan
MK - Martin Kettle
DM -
DMcK - David McKie
S Moss - Stephen Moss
RR - [Randeep Ramesh]
Ben Rogers
AR - Alan Rusbridger
R Smithers - Rebecca Smithers
JS - [Jonathan Steele]
ST - [Simon Tisdall]
MW - [Michael White]
M Wainwright/Wainwright - Martin Wainwright
D Walker - David Walker
M Woollacott - Martin Woollacott
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited

Cuttings of each of the Guardian's leading articles with manuscript annotations of the author's initials, 8 April 2003 - 14 November 2003. Leading articles were published anonymously each day as the collective view of the newspaper. Researchers should note that leaders do not necessarily express the personal views of their writers.

The following leading articles have no author identified:
25 April 2003: The race to cure Sars
26 April 2003: The end of the road
26 April 2003: The real eau de vie
28 May 2003: In praise of Parma
13 June 2003: Revolution by reshuffle
13 June 2003: Road map in reverse
1 August 2003: Channel sky-diver
21 October 2003: Owners turn on the heat
21 October 2003: It must stay resolute
27 October 2003: Halfway there

Generally three leading articles were published each day, appearing as a column.

The authors identified in this volume are (in alphabetical order):
Stephen Bates
IB - [Ian Black]
MB - Madeleine Bunting
MD - Malcolm Dean
JF - Jonathan Freedland
JG - [John Gittings]
J Gittings - John Gittings
Julian G/J Glover - Julian Glover
Michael Hann
Tom Happold
VK - Vic Keegan
MK - Martin Kettle
EMcC - [Eamonn McCabe]
DMcK - David McKie
RR - [Randeep Ramesh]
AR - Alan Rusbridger
ST - [Simon Tisdall]
Mark Tran
John Vidal
David Walker
MW - [Michael White]
Mike White - Michael White
M Wainwright - Martin Wainwright
Richard Williams
Martin Woollacott
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited

Cuttings of each of the Guardian's leading articles with manuscript annotations of the author's initials, 15 November 2003 - 29 June 2004. Leading articles were published anonymously each day as the collective view of the newspaper. Researchers should note that leaders do not necessarily express the personal views of their writers.

The following leading articles have no author identified:
18 December 2003: Put out more flags
22 March 2004: Peers versus people
13 May 2004: Taking rights seriously
13 May 2004: Now we are six
13 May 2004: Apocalypse wow
12 June 2004: Tortured meanings (stated as 'RA?')

Generally three leading articles were published each day, appearing as a column.

The authors identified in this volume are (in alphabetical order):
Andrew - (20 April 2004) [Andrew Brown?]
RA - [Richard Adams]
R Adams - Richard Adams
Andrew Brown
MD - Malcolm Dean
Charlotte Denny
JG - [John Gittings]
John G/J Gittings - John Gittings
J Glover/J Glo - Julian Glover
DH - (1 March 2004) [David Hearst]
D Hearst - David Hearst
VK - Vic Keegan
MK - Martin Kettle
DMcK - David McKie
AP (13 February 2004) [Anne Perkins]
Anne P - Anne Perkins
RR - [Randeep Ramesh]
AR - Alan Rusbridger
Albert Scardino
ST - [Simon Tisdall]
MW - [Michael White]
Wainwright/M Wainwright - Martin Wainwright
Michael White
WW - Will Woodward
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited

Cuttings of each of the Guardian's leading articles with manuscript annotations of the author's initials, 13th November 1986 - 25th June 1987. Leading articles were published anonymously each day as the collective view of the newspaper. Researchers should note that leaders do not necessarily express the personal views of their writers.

The following leading articles have no author identified:
13 November 1986: Shultz on the dotted line
15 November 1986: Going under down under? (identified as PC?)
20 November 1986: One or twon things that won't happen
27 November 1986: When will they ever learn?
27 November 1986: Forgetting Wapping
27 November 1986: Is it or driving?
4 December 1986: The Tehran tornado, and debris
4 December 1986: What Neil Kinnock said
6 December 1986: Equivocation is the name of the game
9 December 1986: Which spy in the sky?
10 December 1986: Two tales from two cities
18 December 1986: On pastures artificial.... (identified as PC?)
19 December 1986: No life for Nimrod after ASR400
22 December 1986: Test ban onus is on the US
23 December 1986: On the streets of Shanghai
2 January 1987: Thatcher's new election year smile
3 Januray 1987: Princess Push-off
7 January 1987: Questions of blood
20 January 1987: Victims of the pace of change
20 January 1987: Sorry, wrong numbers
20 January 1987: Insider stealing
20 January 1987: French on the menu
21 January 1987: Mr Hurd reopens a horror
21 January 1987: The Worm in the boom
21 January 1987: Diamonds are for never
22 January 1987: A private word for Big Jim
22 January 1987: The political earth moves
23 January 1987: Spies in the sky, heads in the sand
23 January 1987: Paths to Perdition
24 January 1987: Reagan's dog days of drifting
24 January 1987: The elemental Dr Watson
26 January 1987: time to talk again to Assad
27 January 1987: Sir Frank gives the green light
29 January 1987: The state of the President
5 February 1987: Up a notch on chemicals and tests
6 February 1987: Oddities amid the turmoil
6 February 1987: Kicking out the jams
7 February 1987: The final throes of Wapping
7 February 1987: Defeated by default
7 February 1987: Gonolas of the people
9 February 1987: More trouble in store for prisons
9 February 1987: the grim politics of dark basements
10 February 1987: The old man all at sea
10 February 1987: How wide ther prison gate?
10 February 1987: A vote for Dizzy's friend
11 February 1987: The phones kept ringing
11 February 1987: The state of the mainland
12 February 1987: Winning the pyjama game
12 February 1987: Madame Cyn's delightful bin
13 February 1987: The camp on the abyss
13 February 1987: Tactics and strategies
14 February 1987: Sources close to complete confusion
14 February 1987: Alliance doubt, but no unity on replacement
14 Febuary 1987: Beat, not bench, is priority
17 February 1987: When generals blow the gaffe
18 February 1987: The rituals of let's pretend
19 February 1987: Nothing left to reform?
20 February 1987: Suck thumbs, here comes Charlie
20 February1987: Squealings and feelings
21 February 1987: Truckin' to Holland
21 February 1987: And what is Syria succeeds?
21 February 1987: A sure winner at Greenwich
25 February 1987: Painful but needed legal clarification
25 February 1987: Talking about Mid-East talks
28 February 1987: Champagne and shivers with Rosie
28 February 1987: The new man at the BBC
28 February 1987: And the man after Newman
19 February 1987: The blood red and the green
20 March 1987: A new cruise conundrum
27 March 1987: Shaking up legal aid
28 March 1987: The trouble with picking a date
28 March 1987: Right place to draw the rights line
31 March 1987: That old pay magic
2 April 1987: Say in London as in Moscow (identified as MK?)
3 April 1987: Five years on, witht he wounds healing
3 April 1987: Poll frenzy but still questions are avoided
14 April 1987: Unappealing suggestion (identified as PC?)
17 April 1987: The jury loves Amy
17 April 1987: Halfway to the future
18 April 1987: The old carthourse and the dinosaur
24 April 1987: Zero for imagination
25 April 1987: The heart of the Potter
28 April 1987: They keep shooting the messenger
28 April 1987: Arms and the same two men
28 April 1987: Snub a dub, dub
29 April 1987: The job of defending freedon
29 April 1987: Scenes in an ante-chamber
29 April 1987: New hopes, old lamps
29 April 1987: Unwelcome Waldheim
30 April 1987: The kind of inquiry we need
30 April 1987: The politics of security
30 April 1987: Who runs the Tigers?
1 May 1987: Suspending Sharon (identified as PC?)
5 May 1987: Digging for soap (identified as PC?)
2 June 1987: Wrapped ina neutral flag
10 June 1987: Verdict: If she can do it, so can we

Generally three leading articles were published Tuesday - Friday, with two leading articles published on Saturday and Monday. They were published under the heading 'Comment' rather than the traditional heading 'The Guardian'.

The authors identified in this volume are (in alphabetical order):
PC - Peter Cole
DG - David Gow
VK - Vic Keegan
MK - Martin Kettle
DMcK - David McKie
PP - Peter Preston
GDT - Geoffrey Taylor
DV/DVV - Dan van der Vat
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited

Cuttings of each of the Guardian's leading articles with manuscript annotations of the author's initials, 26 June 1987 - 19 February 1988. Leading articles were published anonymously each day as the collective view of the newspaper. Researchers should note that leaders do not necessarily express the personal views of their writers.

The following leading articles have no author identified:
14 July 1987: Hard shells and a few soft centres
14 July 1987: Getting back to Syria
17 July 1987: A long road to justice (identified as PC?)
8 August 1987: Soccer needs a summer holiday (identified as PC?)
14 August 1987: A price too high to pay (identified as PC?)
27 August 1987: Consumer baggage (identified as PC?)
28 August 1987: Secrets of the nursery (identified as PC?)
2 September 1987: Alternatives to the carnival
2 September 1987: Trial of confusion
3 September 1987: Needles which pass on Aids (identified as PC?)
4 September 1987: A gentler road, with a turning
4 September 1987: The UN show hits town
5 Septmeber 1987: Free to choose the pupils in the class?
5 September 1987: Four hard years and a jolly jape
5 September 1987: Honecker comes home, across the wall
5 September 1987: Labour's turn to face reality
8 September 1987: New images, olg disputes for the TUC
8 September 1987: Search for the rubbish chute
8 Septmeber 1987: Don't cry for Alfonism
8 Septmeber 1987: No interview, much news
9 Septmeber 1987: The war of the pawns locked away
9 September 1987: Fast lanes to extinction
15 September 1987: The next big Sunday hurdle (identified as PC?)
19 September 1987: A moment for the world to pause
24 September 1987: Carsberg's black label
24 September 1987: Give peace a chance
29 September 1987: How to dam the deficit
29 September 1987: The nasty side of paradise
6 October 1987: Scotland's prison storm
15 October 1987: Opponents in Gorbachev's back yard
24 December 1987: A target up the ladder
18 January 1988: Chance and nuclear fiascos
20 January 1988: A sucker for the punch

Generally three leading articles were published Tuesday - Friday, with two leading articles published on Saturday and Monday. They were published under the heading 'Comment' rather than the traditional heading 'The Guardian'.

The authors identified in this volume are (in alphabetical order):
PC - Peter Cole
DG - David Gow
VK - Vic Keegan
MK - Martin Kettle
DV - David McKie
PP - Peter Preston
GDT/GT - Geoffrey Taylor
DVV/DV - Dan Van der Vat
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited

Cuttings of each of the Guardian's leading articles with manuscript annotations of the author's initials, 20 February 1988 - 1 October 1988. Researchers should note that leaders do not necessarily express the personal views of their writers.

The following leading articles have no author identified:
6 April 1988: A peace, a pity, and a sham
6 April 1988: The lot of losers
6 April 1988: Perils in a void
15 April 1988: Less and less
15 April 1988: Less of Moore
16 April 1988: The rebels still have a good cause
16 April 1988: Miss Budd is nobody's darling
18 April 1988: Now a real challenge for for Kinnock
23 April 1988: Bricks, mortar and straw
9 July 1988: Mexico's last stitch in time (identified as RG)
13 July 1988: A slow boat to tragic fatuity
13 July 1988: One saved Rover
13 July 1988: Poverty politics
22 July 1988: A strange way to choose Eurocrats
22 July 1988: A peace takes time
22 July 1988: Divided counsel
27 July 1988: Dear Ken: a memo for the new pad
27 July 1988: The first class Post
27 July 1988: May's daze
23 August 1988: Man pollutes, seals perish (identified as MP?)
24 August 1988: Public order and the carnival (identified as MP?)
25 August 1988: Good result for GCSE (identified as Mel?)
24 August 1988: Absence of dialogue (identified as MS?)
26 August 1988: Double seal talk (identified as M?)
27 August 1988: Coherence in criminal justice (identified as Mel?)
30 August 1988: Safety at air shows after Ramstein (identfied as Mel?)
31 August 1988: Britain's scandalous attitude to waste (identified as Mel?)
31 August 1988: Carnival spirit (identified as Mel?)
1 September 1988: Glass stump godparent (identified as Mel?)
3 September 1988: Homelessness and humbug (identified as Mel?)

Generally three leading articles were published Tuesday - Friday (across the top third of the page), with two leading articles published on Saturday and Monday (in a column on the left side of the page). Leading articles were published anonymously each day as the collective view of the newspaper. They were published under the heading 'Comment' rather than the traditional heading 'The Guardian'.

The authors identified in this volume are (in alphabetical order):
PC/P Cole - Peter Cole
MD/Malc - Malcolm Dean
JG - John Gittings
RG - richard Gott
VK - Vik Keegan
DMcK/DM - David McKie
MP/Mel - Melanie Phillips
PP - Peter Preston
RR - Randeep Ramesh
AR - Alan Rusbridger
DVV/Dan - Dan Van der Vat
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited

Cuttings of each of the Guardian's leading articles with manuscript annotations of the author's initials, 17th May 1989 - 26th January 1990. Leading articles were published anonymously each day as the collective view of the newspaper. Researchers should note that leaders do not necessarily express the personal views of their writers.

The following leading articles have no author identified:
1 June 1989: The pet as predator (identified as MP?)
14 June 1989: Six failing years (identified as RG?)
29 August 1989: Bonds of a different colour
29 August 1989: Diminishing returns and drug lords (possibly JG?)
5 September 1989: Evil in supply and in demand
6 September 1989: Starting with the central issue
20 October 1989: A story filled with shame
20 October 1989: One for the eye
20 October 1989: Deeper in debt
21 October 1989: A new walk on the lonely side
21 October 1989: A disastrous farce in Malaysia
24 October 1989: Looking beyond boxed-in Britain
24 October 1989: Step by step for the NHS
26 October 1989: When an odd dog doess the barking
26 October 1989: Krenz is failing
26 October 1989: Pounding pay beats
27 October 1989: The buck stops on only one desk
27 October 1989: A dismal boat
27 October 1989: A pill and a bill
28 October 1989: The great wave beyond the rocks
30 October 1989: Forces of Error and the future
2 November 1989: Labour's shadows on the ladder
2 November 1989: Dying careless
3 November 1989: In truth, there is no other way
3 November 1989: Home and away
20 November 1989: Paris joy is still confined
24 November 1989: The new world of letting it happen
24 November 1989: A blast to the bast
24 November 1989: Sources of dismay
28 December 1989: The Pope and the Panama problem
29 December 1989: Saturn inter alia
30 December 1989: The bits in the middle
3 January 1990: Fine lines in a true drama
3 January 1990: A tale two shops
3 January 1990: A modest proposal

This volume contains several articles loose within the pages; the articles are listed below;
4 August 1989: A wizard in search of a wheeze
4 August 1989: Musical Poles
4 August 1989: Closed books
3 August 1989: Putting the hard into bargaining
3 August 1989: Just out of court
3 August 1989: Talking Turkey
11 August 1989: A thumping case for going slow (2 copies)
11 August 1989: The tip of the world (2 copies)
11 August 1989: Island stories (2 copies)
28 August 1989: Diminishing returns and drug lords (identified as JG?)
20 October 1989: A story filled with shame
20 October 1989: One for the eye
20 October 1989: Deepeer in debt
21 October 1989: A new walk on the lonley side
23 October 1989: A disastrous farce in Malaysia
23 October 1989: Unlawful liberties
24 October 1989: Looking beyond boxed-in Britain
24 October 1989: Step by step for the NHS
25 October 1989: Positive ways out of the quagmire
25 October 1989: General impasse
26 October 1989: When an odd dog does the barking
26 October 1989: Krenz is failing
26 October 1989: Pounding pay beats
27 October 1989: The buck stops on only one desk
27 October 1989: A dismal boat
27 October 1989: A pill and a bill
28 October 1989: The great wave beyond the rocks
30 October 1989: Forces of Error and Furture
30 October 1989: EMS: now is the moment to strike
31 October 1989: Hail the pilots
31 October 1989: That's strife
1 November 1989: Too good to die
1 November 1989: Murphy's law
3 November 1989: Home and away
?: In truth, there is no other way
?: Labour's shadows on the ladder
?: Dying careless

Generally three leading articles were published Tuesday - Friday (across the top third of the page), with two leading articles published on Saturday and Monday (in a column on the left side of the page). Leading articles were published anonymously each day as the collective view of the newspaper. They were published under the heading 'Comment' rather than the traditional heading 'The Guardian'.

The authors identified in this volume are (in alphabetical order):
MD - Malcolm Dean
JF - Jonathan Freedland
JG - John Gittings
RG - Richard Gott
DMcK - David McKie
VK - Vik Keegan
MK - Martin Kettle
Rowland Morgan -
MP - Melanie Phillips
PP - Peter Preston
DVDV/DV - Dan Van der Vat
MW - Martin Wainwright
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited

Cuttings of each of the Guardian's leading articles with manuscript annotations of the author's initials, 27 January 1990 - 3 October 1990. Leading articles were published anonymously each day as the collective view of the newspaper. Researchers should note that leaders do not necessarily express the personal views of their writers.

The following leading articles have no author identified:
29 January 1990: Bar Wars in the Lords (stated as 'MD?')
13 February 1990: Old men obstruct
6 June 1990: Why the Lords just got it wrong
6 June 1990: Sometimes on Sunday
8 June 1990: The farce has some serious moments
22 June 1990: The heavy boots on a slippery slope
22 June 1990: The Kremlin coalition
24 July 1990: The video choice
28 August 1990: Correcting Mr Fallon
29 August 1990: But still, they got off quite lightly
29 August 1990: Game, set and licence
30 August 1990: The system at Fours, Sixes and Sevens
30 August 1990: Not all over again
31 August 1990: The real point is not the scoring
31 August 1990: Mining the right seam
31 August 1990: Yeltsin united
[2] September 1990: The brothers and a word in edgeways
[2] September 1990: Hostages to rigidity
3 September 1990: Impatience is a mortal enemy
22 September 1990: The scowl on the face of the panda (identified as JG in master series)
22 September 1990: Deeper shades of blue (identified as MD in the master series)

Generally three leading articles were published Tuesday - Friday, with two leading articles published on Saturday and Monday. They were published under the heading 'Comment' rather than the traditional heading 'The Guardian'.

The authors identified in this volume are (in alphabetical order):
MD - Malcolm Dean
JG - [John Gittings]
VK - Vic Keegan
MK - Martin Kettle
DMcK - David McKie
MP - [Melanie Phillips] (5 February 1990)
PP - Peter Preston
AR - Alan Rusbridger
DVdV - Dan Van der Vat
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited

Cuttings of each of the Guardian's leading articles with manuscript annotations of the author's initials, 4 October 1990 - 14 June 1991. Leading articles were published anonymously each day as the collective view of the newspaper. Researchers should note that leaders do not necessarily express the personal views of their writers.

The following leading articles have no author identified:
11 October 1990: The case for a short, sharp shock
11 October 1990: America's dilemma
11 October 1990: A drop of the tough stuff
20 October 1990: By way of Beachy Head
20 October 1990: The end of an old song
22 October 1990: Heath keeps on the right lines
22 October 1990: Eastbourne's real message
24 October 1990: Benzir or bust
12 January 1991: The rights of writing
14 January 1991: Guidelines for the Experts
9 February 1991: Two streams joining
(Saturday 9 March 1991 is missing from this volume - but is in GUA/6/4/1/1/6)
4 April 1991: The odd genius out
9 April 1991: Europe's fight to find its voice (indistinguishable initials are crossed through)
9 April 1991: The new men at the zoo
10 April 1991: The haven and a long road to travel
10 April 1991: Spring in dark lanes
23 April 1991: Marry in haste, repent in the lander
23 April 1991: Marx meets Maggie
23 April 1991: Apathy on the Am
24 April 1991: Better than the poll tax, yes - but far from fair
24 April 1991: De Klerk on the fairway
24 April 1991: Health care at full stretch
25 April 1991: Half way to a saner system
25 April 1991: What piety won't stop
25 April 1991: Now make it a national bid
26 April 1991: Send this document back for shredding
26 April 1991: Long spoons obligatory
26 April 1991: Bearded like the guard
27 April 1991: A worse offense than the poll tax
27 April 1991: Racism on stony ground
29 April 1991: The medical balancing sheet
29 April 1991: Romancing those place names
30 April 1991: Forster, Butler and Straw
30 April 1991: A poor return for reform
30 April 1991: Crispy noodles
1 May 1991: A local gloss on a central question
1 May 1991: Sickening service

Generally three leading articles were published Tuesday - Friday, with two leading articles published on Saturday and Monday. On Mondays and Saturdays the leading articles appeared as a column on the left side of the page. From Tuesday to Fridays they appeared across the top third of the page until Tuesday 22 January 1991 from which date a two column format on the left hand side of the page is adopted. The leading articles were published under the heading 'Comment' rather than the traditional heading 'The Guardian'.

The authors identified in this volume are (in alphabetical order):
MD - Malcolm Dean
JG - [John Gittings]
VK - Vic Keegan
DMcK - David McKie
PP - Peter Preston
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited

Cuttings of each of the Guardian's leading articles with manuscript annotations of the author's initials, 15 June 1991 - 6 March 1992. Leading articles were published anonymously each day as the collective view of the newspaper. Researchers should note that leaders do not necessarily express the personal views of their writers.

The following leading articles have no author identified:
20 June 1991: History and the pall of hindsight
20 June 1991: The war of Liverpool
20 June 1991: Getting colder
21 June 1991: Questions of too little, not too much
21 June 1991: In peace, together
21 June 1991: Orgreave revisited
22 June 1991: A march on the mild side
22 June 1991: Home is where the heart is
24 June 1991: Good day in the Field for Labour
24 June 1991: Stardust, seminars and Mr Sissons
12 July 1991: Iraq: a mess of mixed signals
12 July 1991: Two lines on the bomb
12 July 1991: Judging the judge
13 July 1991: This Plant has a lot of seedlings
13 July 1991: Cash and colleges
13 July 1991: A spectre, a feast
7 August 1991: The wonder of Willie (identified as 'AR?')
14 August 1991: The onward march of Paddy Ashdown
14 August 1991: A block on learning
14 August 1991: Oil be seeing you
15 August 1991: Success is a squeeze of a problem
15 August 1991: In time of disaster
15 August 1991: Beyond the babble
16 August 1991: July was a wicked month for pain
16 August 1991: A stinker of a sinking
16 August 1991: Forgetting's quite enough
17 August 1991: Keeping the screws on Saddam
17 August 1991: Tactics for taxation
19 August 1991: Regional planning for the nation
19 August 1991: Better inside than out
20 August 1991: The world after Mikhail Gorbachev
21 August 1991: Not what they had bargained for
21 August 1991: No cause for retreat
22 August 1991: A happy issue out of affliction
6 September 1991: It was tried before, and it failed
6 September 1991: The price of assent
6 September 1991: Going for gold
18 October 1991: On first inspection
21 November 1991: The real Pilgrim
27 December 1991: Mikhail Gorbachev and his legacy
29 January 1992: Casting the first stone
3 February 1992: What we have lost
12 February 1992: One rather unwise man
28 February 1992: The corpse still walks (identified as 'DMcK?')
6 March 1992: Abortions: the reasons are a revolution (identified as 'MD?')

Generally three leading articles were published Tuesday - Friday, with two leading articles published on Saturday and Monday. On Mondays and Saturdays the leading articles appeared as a column on the left side of the page. From Tuesday to Fridays they appeared as two columns on the left hand side of the page. The leading articles were published under the heading 'Comment' rather than the traditional heading 'The Guardian'.

The authors identified in this volume are (in alphabetical order):
MB - Madeleine Bunting
MD - Malcolm Dean
JG - [John Gittings]
VK - Vic Keegan
MK - Martin Kettle
DMcK - David McKie
DM - [David McKie]
MP - Melanie Phillips
PP - Peter Preston
AR - Alan Rusbridger
MW - [Michael White]
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited