31 July 2007
26 July 2007
Hack on the floods
It became 'real' news when flooding got within easy reach of a trip from London and a lot of homes of senior journalists.
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Labels: floods, Hack, Hack cartoons, Matt Buck Hack Cartoons, political cartoon
24 July 2007
Alex Hughes's View - 27th July 2007
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Labels: Alex Hughes, floods, Gordon Brown, political cartoon, Tony Blair, Tribune
19 July 2007
Tribune History - the 1842 general strike
If you think the one and only general strike in this country took place in 1926, think again. Tribune History has an account of the 1842 general strike during which half a million workers downed tools across much of the North of England, Scotland and Wales.
Posted by Mark at 16:48 0 comments
Labels: general strike, strike, strike of the month, Tribune, Tribune history
18 July 2007
Martin Rowson on Vladimir Putin
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Labels: Gordon Brown, Martin Rowson, Sushi, Vladimir Putin
Hack on anniversary news
Dr David Kelly was found dead on this day in 2003. This cartoon never saw the light of publication at that time.
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Labels: Dr David Kelly, Hack, Hack cartoons, Iraq, Matt Buck Hack Cartoons, political cartoon, Tribune
17 July 2007
Alex Hughes's View - 20th July 2007
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Labels: Alex Hughes, Gordon Brown, political cartoon, Tribune, Vladimir Putin
11 July 2007
Hack on unfinished diaries - and Alastair Campbell
The names of British military casualties in Iraq shown here are sourced from the Ministry of Defence.
Posted by Matt Buck at 09:48 0 comments
Labels: Alastair Campbell, animation, Hack, Hack cartoons, Matt Buck Hack Cartoons, political cartoon, Tribune
10 July 2007
Alex Hughes's View - 13th July 2007
Posted by Alex Hughes at 18:52 0 comments
Labels: Alastair Campbell, Alex Hughes, political cartoon, Tony Blair, Tribune
08 July 2007
New on the Tribune History blog
An account of the hairdressers' strike of 1918 which closed West End saloons for seven weeks in 1918, leaving the great and the good sadly unshaven.
Tribune History is a new blog launched in association with Tribune Magazine and Tribune Cartoons to provide a sense of the long story behind today's hot political issues. Regular features include a "strike of the month" and short biographies of "old statesmen/women".
04 July 2007
Martin Rowson on a new Brown constitution
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Labels: Constitutional Change, Gordon Brown, Martin Rowson, Tribune
03 July 2007
Hack on the Conservative party reshuffle
Posted by Matt Buck at 14:34 1 comments
Labels: animation, Conservative Party, Hack, reshuffle, Tory, Tribune