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File entitled 'For BP' by Hugo Young. Contains Sunday Times papers from 1981-1982.

Includes:
Correspondence
Diary notes by Hugo Young about events at the paper
Other Sunday Times notes and papers, including legal and financial papers.
Creator: DS/UK/122

Correspondence between Clyde Sanger and The Guardian and Guardian Weekly. Also includes articles from this time.

Vic Feather is sticking pins into a voodoo doll of Ted Heath and saying to the real Heath standing insouciantly by, "For heaven's sake, show some concern...". Behind them a member of the "Public" is shivering violently with cold.

Illustration originally accompanying an article titled 'For Israelis and Palestinians, the status quo is neither sustainable nor desirable', by Gary Younge, published in the Guardian, 25 April 2011. The article discusses the events and atrocities that occur in Palestine, how Israel portrays itself as the home of 'creative energy', and not their reputation for religion and war. The illustration shows a young girl speaking into a microphone, reading something from a book, whilst a giant military boot hovers above her. Includes a newspaper cutting.

Illustration originally accompanying an article titled 'For Palestinians' sake, Olmert must emerge with his people's respect', by Jonathan Freedland, published in the Guardian, 02 August 2006. The article discusses Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert's plans to push back Hizbullah and capture their leader Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah, and how, if Olmert was to fail, it could mean more jeopardy for the people of Palestine. The illustration shows two men in suits; the first, larger figure is angrily pointing at the second, who is looking sheepish, for having blood on his hands; however, the larger figure is holding his own bloodied hand behind his back. Cutting with published illustration supplied.

Illustration accompanying an article titled 'For Palestinians, the power of mass non-violence would be undeniable' written by Jonathan Freedland, published in The Guardian on 20 February 2008. The article discusses the potential solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict of a non-violent assault on the border separating Gaza and Israel. The illustration shows a person speaking with a megaphone through a hole in a wall. Cutting with published illustration supplied.

5 illustrative portraits including 1 cartoon with caption

Green monster wearing suit and tie with fork in eye, chewing straw. Article discusses GM crops and the governments failure to respond to public opinions on the matter.
Illustration to accompany Tuesday Comment - George Monbiot