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Cartoon shows Harold Wilson hitchiking by the side of the road whilst a car labelled "super six" speeds towards him. A cow labelled "agriculture policy" lies in the middle of the road just in front of the oncoming car.

Likely that the cartoon relates to concerns over Britain's agricultural policy and the impact of its membership in the European Economic Community on this policy. Thus the "super six" in the car likely refers to the six founding countries of the EEC: France, Italy, Belgium, (West) Germany, the Netherlands and Luxembourg. President of France Valéry Giscard is recognisable and sitting in the driver's seat.

Maps, charts, diagrams and illustrations, produced by Gemini News Service, relating to agro-business.

Subjects covered include the top cut flower exporters, 1995 and the world's top agri-businesses, nd.

Four illustrative portraits and one photographic portrait of AH Mwinyi, with one featuring Ali Hassan Mwinyi, Salim Ahmed Salim and Rashidi Kawawa.

A train labelled 'interest rates' is speeding on a tight bend towards a tunnel labelled 'unemployment'. Driving is [John Major]. Stuck in the door is a man and his family holding a piece of paper reading 'wage demand'.
In the foreground is a TFL sign 'Miracle [Junction]'. Margaret Thatcher stands next to in a ticketing booth talking to Neil Kinnock.

Margaret Thatcher runs towards two men on a bench with her arms open wide. They are covered in British flags and have comments on their shirts such as "No foreigner's gonna tell me what to do" and "Who won the war eh?". On the floor next to the men are the words "Populist vote".

This cartoon shows [Denis Healey] and [James Callaghan] in a truck marked 'The Butcher of the Pound Expedition'. They are greeted by a man labelled as the 'stock exchange', who is standing over a grave marked as 'Herr N. Flation'. However, there is a man hiding behind the bushes, which could be inferred as 'N. Flation' still being alive.
Creator: Gibbard; Leslie, David (1945-2010); cartoonist

A lighthouse stands on top of a small island called 'Old Tory Values'. Michael Heseltine is being lowered towards the island on a winch from a helicopter labelled 'Westland Affair. Sir James (Jim) Prior features in the foreground of the cartoon water skiing away from the island on a boat called 'Industry'.

Photographer unknown

Selection of newspaper cuttings of Gemini News Service articles relating to aid.

Subjects covered include: aid to Eastern Europe from the West, 1990; the recession and aid cuts, 1992; and British aid cuts, 1995.