Depicts man with his pants down [Prince Charles] addressing a footman and referring to Mrs Parker-Bowles.
Published in the Guardian on 16 June 1997.
Greek democracy tied up in a cradle
Papas; William Elias (1927-2000); cartoonistC4 TV programme 'False Economy' presented by The Guardian / Observers Will Hutton. Part one starts at 04:53. Ads at 22:10, part two resumes at 24:19. Ads at 40:54, part three resumes at 43:03. Coloured, with sound.
Documentary about poverty, also critical of the capitalist market model of the government at the time. Includes clips of interviews with various people about their daily life, job insecurity, economic condition, or their insights into economic inequality in the UK. Also discusses poverty in US with interview with Director of Chicago Coalition for Homeless.
Channel 4 (1982-); national television channelMao Zedong shooting 'No 1 Cultural Revolution' in the back.
Papas; William Elias (1927-2000); cartoonistOriginal illustration which accompanied the article 'The last word on Family' by AC Grayling which appeared in the Guardian on 12 August 2000 on politicans use of the idea of the traditional family. Drawing shows a family of husband, wife and two children, one male, one female. The fathers hand is rested on the should of the male child. All are blindfolded but calmly smiling.
Harper; Clifford (1949-); Illustrator and anarchistPhotographs of Nora Beloff and her family. For most photographs details of the exact date or identity of those photographed are unknown.
Those thought to be in photographs include the following Beloffs: Nora, Helen, Jeremy, Max, John, Halla, Anne, Simon, Michael, Mary [Marie], and Renee and Ernst Chain.