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| Ref No | 22332 |
| Alt Ref No | 22332 |
| Artist or Creator | Michael Cummings |
| Title or Caption | "Gentlemen! There's been a nasty outbreak of subversion during the rail dispute - Mr. Barber claimed he and Mr. Heath were running the country, and Jenkins defected to the enemy |
| Extent | 1 item |
| Published by | Daily Express |
| Date | 17 Apr 1972 |
| Format | Newspaper |
| Embedded text or transcript | His Majesty King Victor Feather 1
H. Scanlon - Prime Minister
J. Jones - Home Secretary
J. Gormley - Exchequer
Sir Sid Greene - Transport |
| Person Depicted | Feather; Vic |
| Wilson; Harold (1916-1995) |
| Scanlon; Hugh |
| Jones; Jack (1913-) |
| Gormley; Joe (1917-1993); Baron |
| Greene; Sidney (1910-2004); Baron Greene of Harrow Weald |
| Notes | News: 15 Apr: The three main rail unions refused to be swayed by pleas to take their pay dispute to arbitration. The work-to-rule and overtime ban were planned to start on Monday. Union Leaders and the Labour Party condemned the speech by Mr Barber, Chancellor of the Exchequer, in which he accused "sectional groups" of trying to blackmail the nation. |
| Subjects | Conservative Party policy |
| Conservative Party |
| pockets |
| work-to-rule |
| prime ministers |
| Labour Party |
| kings |
| NUR |
| TUC |
| Copyright holder | Express Syndication Ltd |
| Copyright contact details | syndication.queries@express.co.uk |
| Relates to cartoon | 22332 |
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