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"Do you know they let them write what they want" framed Guardian advert
"Do you know they let them write what they want" framed Guardian advert
GUA/12/6/3 · Item · 1998
Part of Records of the Guardian newspaper

The advertisement featuring Peter Mandelson's quote was never used. It had been planned to follow the Murdoch advertisment (see GUA/12/6/5) but the Labour MP for Hartlepool resigned from Government in late 1998 following a Guardian investigation into an undeclared loan. Guardian marketing manager Karen Byrne said, "We felt at the time that the Guardian had done its job of work and to coninue with the advertising would be too crowding".
Production place: Unknown
Production note: Framed advert print
Materials: Paper; glass; plastic
Condition: Good
Dimensions: 250 x 940mm
Completeness: Complete

 The Guardian (1821-); newspaper
Do you think HE knows where the finish line is?
LDG/1/2/18 · Item · [3 October 1974]
Part of Illustrations by Les Gibbard

The three main contenders in the second general election of 1974 - Harold Wilson, Ted Heath and Jeremy Thorpe - are running a long cross-country race. Out in front Harold Wilson, pipe in mouth, is passing a milestone saying "Oct 3" and scattering a trail of papers from a bag marked "Legislation". Far behind him Heath is saying to Thorpe "Do you think HE knows where the finish line is?".

 Gibbard; Leslie David (1945-2010); cartoonist
Dockers shop stewards
GUA/6/9/2/1/3/717 · File · June 1972
Part of Records of the Guardian newspaper

Set 2 originally labelled 'Dock Rebels - Bernie Steer, Vic Turner and Alan Williams, picketing at London Dock 16/6/72'.

 Martin; Frank (1932-2022); photographer