PETER LAZENBY is fascinated by a book of cartoons that shows how newspaper cartoonists were employed to, on the one hand, denigrade and, on the other, to defend the miners’ strike of 1984-85

WILL STONE relishes a refreshingly irreverent raconteur's record on politics at the turn of the millennium

TOMASZ PIERSCIONEK relishes a collection of cartoons that focus on Palestine from the period 1917 to 1948

Star cartoonist MALC McGOOKIN introduces two commercial artists beloved by cartoonists and comic artists the world over

The Morning Star's pages are enlivened by some of the country's best political cartoonists. One of them is Bristolian STELLA PERRETT

by MICHAL BONCZA

Jim Mowatt explains why Unite the Union has produced a short biography of the polemical cartoonist and labour movement activist TONY HALL

MICHAL BONCZA enjoys an anthology of subversive cartooning

The Star’s award-nominated BlueLou is the only woman cartoonist for any daily national paper. Here she tells how she entered this male-dominated career

The 2014 political cartoon anthology is a publishing gem that confirms the rude health of British satire, says MICHAL BONCZA