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After McCartney illustration
PTI/1/14/3 · Item · 16 March 2005
Part of Illustrations by Peter Till

Illustration originally accompanying an article titled 'After McCartney', by Jonathan Freedland, published in the Guardian, 16 March 2005. The article discusses issues over IRA hardmen in Northern Ireland. The illustration shows a man holding a whip whilst sitting on the back of an IRA soldier, reminiscent of a cowboy and a horse. Includes newspaper cutting.

 Till; Peter (1945-); illustrator
After Thatcher...
CRI/1/31 · Item · 24 June 2007
Part of Cartoons by Chris Riddell

Depicts a weeping Tony and wooden, grinning Cherie Blair being driven away from Number 10 Downing Street in a Limousine.

 Riddell; Chris (1962-); illustrator and writer
Age
Age
CLH/1/17 · Item · 8 April 2000
Part of Illustrations by Clifford Harper

Original illustration which accompanied the article 'The last word on Age' by AC Grayling which appeared in the Guardian on 18 April 2000 on ageism and retirement. Drawing shows an elderly suited man with balding head and glasses.

 Harper; Clifford (1949-); Illustrator and anarchist
Age of speed
DAL/1/1/74 · Item · 19 May 1959
Part of Cartoons by David Low

Depicts a big traffic accident involving a limousine from the ministry of transport carrying a banner entitled 'Use fewer cars' and a lorry from the British industry carrying a banner entitled 'buy more cars'.

 Low; Sir; David Alexander Cecil (1891-1963); political cartoonist
Agenda
GUA/6/1/2/1/1/2 · File · 7 April 1983 - 19 October 1988
Part of Records of the Guardian newspaper

Internal and external correspondence relating to the Agenda page, an opinions page consisting of articles from external contributors such as politicians and political thinkers. Originally it appeared on a Monday and consisted of pieces on topical issues. In 1983 a second edition was introduced on Fridays (Agenda Extra), this was to concentrate on British politics and British elections.

Internal correspondence includes items relating to the production of the page such as comments about contributors and the articles they have submitted or are to submit. There are minutes from a meeting discussing the setting up of the Agenda Extra page.

External correspondence consists of letters concerning articles submitted, articles to be submitted and the payment of fees. Includes a number of letters to submitters rejecting their articles.

Main correspondents are David McKie and Peter Cole.
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited; Editor's Office; David McKie and Peter Cole