Drawing to accompany article written by Adam Sweeting
Clarke; Peter (1935-2012); cartoonist and illustratorCaptioned: Staff
Bown; Jane Hope (1925-2014); photographerDocuments relating to singer Frankie Laine including correspondence between Frankie Laine and Richard Boston; draft articles; cuttings and copies of articles; concert programme; photograph; and magazines from The International Legends of Fifties Music Society.
Creator: Boston, Richard (1938-2006), journalist
Ted Heath stands with his arms folded, holding a smoking shotgun labelled "Industrial relations act"; on the sofa sits an angry woman with CBI on her dress saying "Frankly, Dad, I think my matrimonial future would be brighter if you'd never heard of shotgun weddings!"; the poor victim, of whom we can only see his legs and feet on the sofa, has "Industrial peace" written on his trousers.
Gibbard; Leslie David (1945-2010); cartoonistOriginal illustration which accompanied the article 'The last word on Frankness' by AC Grayling which appeared in the Guardian on 9 September 2000 on the strengths and negatives of speaking frankly. Drawing shows a man wearing a dunce cap, a pointed hat which was an article of discipline in schools. The man is also speaking through a cone with a handle to amplify the sound.
Harper; Clifford (1949-); Illustrator and anarchist