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Lady holding a rose, standing at a crossroads. Footsteps are leading towards one direction, which she waves her fist towards, but it being given the finger by an unseen figure further up the road. Article suggests that the Labour party is moving away from it'd past ideologies, and is leaving some supoporters stranded.
Illustration to accompany Tuesday Comment - Peter Kilfoyle, Labour MP for Liverpool Walton, Defence minister 1999-2000 and member of Tony Blair's leadership campaign in 1994

Illustration originally accompanying an article titled 'Don't crown Cameron just yet. There's one way Labour could still trip him up', by Jonathan Freedland, published in the Guardian, 18 November 2009. The article discusses the perceived inevitability of David Cameron becoming the UK's next Prime Minister. The illustration shows a woman holding a ballot paper in one hand, and a double-ended red and blue pencil in the other, and in front of her is a locked ballot box. Cutting with published illustration supplied.

Tony Blair holds a large pair of scissors, preparing to cut off the tongue protruding from Clare Short's mouth. Article discusses Clare Short's decision to quit the Labour party and recalls various moments of her career as a politician.
Illustration to accompany Tuesday Comment - George Monbiot

Illustration originally accompanying an article titled 'Don't hold your breath' by Jonathan Freedland, published in the Guardian, 16 April 2003. The article discusses the peacemaking hopes in the Middle East are premature, with then US President George W Bush and then Palestinian leader Ariel Sharon not being able to deliver on promises. The illustration shows an image an Uncle Sam figure speaking through a megaphone with one hand up showing the V for victory sign. In front of him is a ballot box; behind him a destroyed city with deceased civilians on the ground. Includes newspaper cutting.

Illustration originally accompanying an article titled 'Don't let Murdoch smash this jewel. The BBC must act to save itself', by Jonathan Freedland, published in the Guardian, 02 September 2009. The article discusses James Murdoch's speculative plans to make cuts and to downsize the BBC. The illustration shows a man with a globe for a head, sat in an armchair facing a TV set showing the BBC logo, all atop a small circular yellow rug/island. This is surrounded by sharks in water. Cutting with published illustration supplied.

Cartoon showing Macmillan and Baron Butler of Saffron Walden Richard Austen Butler marching with a Union Jack whilst various British counties fail to follow. Refers to when the Labour Party won a Leicester by-election.
Creator: Abraham; Abu (1924-2002); cartoonist

Depicts Harold Macmillan and another British politician on the S.S. Humility being followed by David Ben-Gurion on a ship called 'New Israeli Complication'.