Five illustrative portraits and two photographs of General and later President Ershad.
Gemini News Service (1967-2002); news agencyDrawing of Erskine Caldwell
Low; Sir; David Alexander Cecil (1891-1963); political cartoonistCreator: Hamilton-West; Edward (1933-2011); photographer
Depicts a flying bird with two people sat on its body. Illustration accompanying aThursday Comment article in which Charles Kennedy argues the state should intrude less in people's personal lives while also seeking to advance opportunity.
Pudles; Daniel (1958-); illustratorColour advert with sound, promoting the two-part investigation 'On the loose in Britain' in The Observer.
a. Shows a man stood against windows with bars across looking from side to side. As the camera pans out the man begins top walk and it become clear that his location is a street. A number of shots follow of the man amongst members of the public in the street.
Commentary: "I was sent to prison for murder and sexual assault. Everyday is much the same, I get up about eight, spend the morning sitting reading, after dinner I might watch T.V. Then about three o'clock is exercise time."
"Despite talk of getting tough on crime, a disturbing number of escaped prisoners like this are at large on our streets. Find out why in the first of a two-part investigation into crime in Britain, this Sunday only in The Observer."
The advert ends with a split-screen graphic in white and yellow and the following strap line: 'On the loose in Britain', The Observer, Sunday 10th November 1996'.
The advert starts at 3.22 on the mp4 file. Duration: 30 seconds.
b. Duplicate of version (a). The advert starts at 5.37 on the mp4 file.
c. Duplicate of version (a) but with poor sound and picture quality.
The advert starts at 7.57 on the mp4 file. Duration: 30 seconds.
Creator: The Observer Limited, 1917-1993