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Private Eye
Issue Number / Date	Cover Details / Price inc UK P&P
	Please see the bottom of this page for bound sets of early “Private Eye”s!!	Click on the “Buy It Now” link below to buy via Ebid!!
33: 22^nd March 1963	“In Spring a young man’s fancy…turns to thoughts of Number Ten?” (holes punched through side of magazine and advert cut out of page 5) (£20)	Buy It Now!!
34: 5^th April 1963	“And if Private Eye prints a picture of ME on a bed I’ll sue them” (holes punched through side of magazine) (£30)	Buy It Now!!
38: 31^st May 1963	“Well I suppose we could put a small ad in The Guardian..” (most of page 11 has been cut out) (£16)	Buy It Now!!
40: 28^th June 1963	“Spare Us, O Ward….” (small ad cut out of page 11) (£20)	Buy It Now!!
44: 23^rd August 1963	“Justice Must Not Be Only Be Done…” (Small piece cut out of page 3) (£18)	Buy It Now!!
46: 20^th September 1963	“Denning Is Served” (£38)	Buy It Now!!
50: 15^th November 1963	“Luton? As Far As I’m Concerned It’s Best Forgotten…” (piece cut out of page 11) (£16)	Buy It Now!!
51: 29^th November 1963	Kennedy (Small piece cut out of page 5) (£18)	Buy It Now!!
52: 13^th December 1963	“I Think By Now People Have Realised…” (small piece cut out of page 11) (£18)	Buy It Now!!
53: 27^th December 1963	William Rushton cartoon (Header cut out of cover and piece of page 5 missing) (£15)	Buy It Now!!
54: 10^th January 1964	“A One Party State? Mmmm” (£38)	Buy It Now!!
56: 7^th February 1964	“Suddenly People Matter” (£38)	Buy It Now!!
57: 21^st February 1964	“Tories: Dog Passes Judgment” (Header cut out of cover and advert cut out of page 11) (£14)	Buy It Now!!
58: 6^th March 1964	“Bank Rate Efficiency Boost” (small piece cut out of page 3 and 11) (£14)	Buy It Now!!
59: 20^th March 1964	“OK Bub, Now Just Keep Walking” (piece cut out of page 5) (£14)	Buy It Now!!
60: 3^rd April 1964	“Special Spring Number” (£30)	Buy It Now!!
61: 17^th April 1964	“No! No! You Can’t Kick It Till October” (Header cut out of cover and advert cut out of page 7) (£14)	Buy It Now!!
62: 1^st May 1964	“Shakespeare Dead: Amazing Rumour” (Header cut out of front cover) (£16)	Buy It Now!!
63: 15^th May 1964	“Peter Cook Upholds Sir Alec Home’s Masculinty” (piece cut out of page 5) (£14)	Buy It Now!!
64: 29^th May 1964	“Let Them Eat Snoek!” (small piece cut out of page 5) (£14)	Buy It Now!!
65: 12^th June 1964	“This Is The Last Time I Go On A John Bloom Holiday” (piece cut out of page 11) (£14)	Buy It Now!!
66: 26^th June 1964	“Mac’s Dog Speaks” (£29)	Buy It Now!!
67: 10^th July 1964	World Peace: Goldwater Speaks” (Header cut out of cover and advert cut out of page 5) (£14)	Buy It Now!!
69: 7^th Aug 1964	“Punch In The Private Eye” cover (£29)	Buy It Now!!
70: 21^st Aug 1964	“Oh! Bother!” (small piece cut out of page 7 and page 9) (£13)	Buy It Now!!
71: 4^th Sep 1964	“Littler Has Only Got One WHAT?” (Header cut out of front cover) (£14)	Buy It Now!!
72: 18^th Sep 1964	“Get Your Waterskis On, Gladys, I Think The Helicopter’s Arrived” (£29)	Buy It Now!!
74: 16^th Oct 1964	“Vote Conservative On October 16^th” (piece cut out of page 11) (£14)	Buy It Now!!
75: 30^th Oct 1964	“Queen Opens Parliament: How Many Pooves Are There In Wilson’s Government?” (£29)	Buy It Now!!
76: 13^th Nov 1964	“B.O.A.C. Poster Row” (£29)	Buy It Now!!
77: 27^th Nov 1964	“Harold Dries Up At Last” (£29)	Buy It Now!!
85: 19^th March 1965	“The Magazine For Men” (spine split) (£25)	Buy It Now!!
86: 1^st April 1965	"Lift Up Record To See Lovely Naked Lady!" (no free record attached. Spine a little split) (£35)	Buy It Now!!
87: 16^th April 1965	"Still At 1/6 While Stocks Last!" (£28)	Buy It Now!!
88: 30^th April 1965	“Vietnam: Wilson Right Behind Johnson” (£28)	Buy It Now!!
89: 14^th May 1965	"Hands Off The Rann Of Kutch" (£28) "Hands Off The Rann Of Kutch" (piece cut out of page 5) (£14)	Buy It Now!! Buy It Now!!
90: 28^th May 1965	“Is Beaverbrook Still Alive?” (Front cover torn. Piece cut out of page 5) (£14)	Buy It Now!!
91: 11^th June 1965	“Come Home, Baillie. All Is Forgiven” (piece cut out of page 5) (£14)	Buy It Now!!
95: 6^th August 1965	"Women! Win Mr Heath" (£25)	Buy It Now!!
97: 3^rd September 1965	"What's New Pussycat Willum?" (£25)	Buy It Now!!
101: 29^th October 1965	“That’s The Last Time I Invite Bertrand Russell To Dinner” (£25)	Buy It Now!!
104: 10^th December 1965	"Mrs Wilson's Diary" (£22)	Buy It Now!!
114: 29^th April 1966	“OK Fartface, This Is A Raid” (piece cut out of page 9) (£14)	Buy It Now!!
116: 27^th May 1966	“Publishing History Made: First Lupin Scented Cover” (£28)
118: 24^th June 1966	Wimbledon Issue (£28)
120: 22^nd July 1966	“Yours For 5/-“ (£28) “Yours For 5/-“ (cover tatty. Inside sound and readable) (£20)
121: 5^th August 1966	“Brothers, We’re On Our Way Out” (£25)
124: 17^th Sep 1966	“Verwoerd: A Nation Mourns” (£25)
125: 30^th Sep 1966	“Special Labour Conference Issue” (£25)
129: 25^th Nov 1966	“Schhh.. You Know Who In Moscow” (£25)
136: 3^rd March 1967	“Drugs: The Ghastly Effects” (£25)
137: 17^th March 1967	“Guaranteed Contains No Dog Jokes” (£25)
138: 31^st March 1967	"How I Got The Picture" (£20)
144: 23^rd June 1967	“ITV: Of Course We’re Not In It For The Money” (£25)
145: 7^th July 1967	“Drugged With Power: Two Held” (£25)
146: 21^st July 1967	“Full of Eastern Promise” (£20)
152: 13th Oct 1967	“Randolph Churchill On Svetlna On Philby” (£25)
153: 27^th Oct 1967	“Private Eye On Strike: Normal Covers Will Be Resumed As Soon As Possible” (piece cut out of page 7) (£14)
162: 1^st March 1968	“Free With Every Issue: British Passport” (£25)
165: 12^th April 1968	“Special Easter Rising Issue” (£25)
175: 30^th Aug 1968	“Stalin: New Heart” (£25)
177: 27^th Sep 1968	“Tories: The Choice Is Yours” (£25)
181: 22^nd Nov 1968	“No One’s Going To Shoot Me With Spiro T. Agnew Next In Line” (£25)
185: 17^th Jan 1969	“Winner Of Granada TV “Irritant Of The Year” Award (£28)
189: 14^th March 1969	“Those Were The Krays…” (£26)
191: 11^th April 1969	“You See! Harold’s Support Has Dropped Away” (£20)
198: 18^th July 1969	“All Systems Go Go Go! Man’s Greatest Adventure Ever!” (page 11 / 12 missing) (£10)
199: 1^st Aug 1969	“Apollo “Log” Sensation: We Never Went To The Moon” (£30)
202: 12^th Sep 1969	“Bernadette: Amazing Exposure” (£27)
205: 24^th October 1969	“Ronald Biggs: The End of the Line?” (£27)
206: 7^th November 1969	“Queen To Give Up TV: Over-Exposure Fear” (£23)
207: 21^st Nov 1969	“Springboks: Ruggeroff” (£28)
209: 19^th December 1969	“Home Secretary Arrested: Breath Test Shock” (£20)
210: 2^nd January 1970	“Gnome Is “Man of the Decade” (£18)
211: 16^th January 1970	“Bye Bye Biafra” (£18)
213: 13^th February 1970	“Yes! It’s The New Look Ted!” (£18)
214: 27^th February 1970	"LAWrel & ORDy: Return of Famous Comic Double Act" (£18)
215: 13^th March 1970	“Knock Knock Who’s There? Harold….” (£18)
216: 27^th March 1970	“Turd In Royal Lav Shock” (£18)
217: 10^th April 1970	“Harold’s Asked Me To Be British Ambassador In Guatemala” (£18)
218: 24^th April 1970	“This Is Rupert “Digger” Murdoch…..Read His Story” (£25)
219: 8^th May 1970	“Back From Australia- Welcome Home Queenie!” (£18)
220: 22^nd May 1970	“They’re Off!” (£18)
221: 5^th June 1970	“Conservatives Care” (£18)
222: 19^th June 1970	“I Give Up. What Is White and Mad….” (£18)
223: 3^rd July 1970	“Old Favourites” (£18)
224: 17^th July 1970	“East Of Suez: Vass Stands Firm” (£18)
225: 31^st July 1970	"Brown Quits! Memorial Cover" (£17)
226: 14^th August 1970	"Tony & Margaret: The Truth" (£17)
228: 11^th September 1970	"Grocer Secret Wedding Shock Sensation" (£17)
229: 25^th September 1970	"Why Vass Does Nothing: Sad Truth Revealed" (£17)
231: 23^rd October 1970	“Walker Appeals” (£17)
232: 6^th November 1970	“Brown Answers The Critics” (£17)
233: 20^th November 1970	“After De Gaulle Was Over…” (£17)
234: 4^th December 1970	“Auction Not Words – Official” (£17)
235: 18^th December 1970	“A Happy Christmas To All Our Bleeders” (£17)
236: 1^st January 1971	“I Draw The Line At Pissing Out of the Window” (£15)
237: 15^th January 1971	“Balls To The Commonwealth: Arms For South Africa. Heath Reveals Weapon” (£15)
238: 29^th January 1971	“I Feel A Right Tit!” (£15)
239: 12^th February 1971	“The Loudest Noise You Can Hear Is The Cheques Bouncing!” (£15)
240: 26^th February 1971	“Kleined Out!” (£15)
241: 12^th March 1971	“That Doctor: Is It General Practice?” (£15)
242: 26^th March 1971	“Ulster: Maudling Acts” (£15)
243: 9^th April 1971	“Calley Freed: Manson Sentenced To Death” (£15)
244: 23^rd April 1971	“You’ll Find Us In The Yellow Pages” (£15)
245: 7^th May 1971	“Duke Inspects US Army” (£15)
246: 21^st May 1971	“That Wedding” (£15)
247: 4^th June 1971	“Special Epoch-Making Issue” (£15)
248: 18^th June 1971	“A Year of the Grocer: Celebration Issue” (£15)
249: 2^nd July 1971	"Yes It's Oui! Absolutely Rippon!" (£15)
250: 16^th July 1971	“Wind Of Change: The Great Debate” (£15)
251: 30^th July 1971	"It's Tony's Sunshine Tonic!" (£15)
252: 13^th August 1971	“This Justice Should Be Seen To Be Done” (£15)
253: 27^th August 1971	“$46,000 Question” (£15)
254: 10^th September 1971	“Bravo! She’s Home and Dry” (Princess Anne) (£15)
255: 24^th September 1971	“New Crime Wave: Yard Swoops” (£15)
256: 8^th October 1971	“Nasty Nip In The Air: Hirohito Flies In” (£15)
257: 22^nd October 1971	“10^th Anniversary Issue: They Did Not Sue In Vain” (£19)
258: 5^th November 1971	“Labour Split Widens: Wilson Unity Call” (£15)
259: 19^th November 1971	“Longford: Hole In The Head Shock” (£15)
260: 3^rd December 1971	“Sell-Out Issue” (£15)
261: 17^th Dec 1971	"Why Were The Questions Rigged?" (£15)

262: 31^st December 1971	“New Year Panto: Snow Don and the Seven Men of Restricted Growth” (£15)
Nos 236 (Jan 1971) – 248 (June 1971) (13 issues) (beautifully bound in a non-official binder) (£140 inc UK P&P)
	1972 Issues can be purchased instantly from our new website here
263: 14^th January 1972	“Death of a Queen: Boatshow Special Issue” (£12)
264: 28^th January 1972	“Britain's Day of Destiny" (£12)
265: 11^th January 1972	"Bloody Sunday: Maudling's Grief" (£12)
266: 25^th February 1972	“Miner Victory” (£12)
267: 10^th March 1972	“Cyanide: Sir Alec Speaks” (£12)
268: 24^th March 1972	“Crossman Goes” (£12)
269: 7^th April 1972	“Ulster: Prayers For Peace” (£12)
270: 21^st April 1972	Railway Platform Cover (£12)
271: 5^th May 1972	“New Yard Chief: Mass Purge” (£12)
272: 19^th May 1972	“Rhodesia: Yes, It’s No!” (£12)
273: 2^nd June 1972	“For Sale: £23,000,000 – No Previous Owners” (£12)
274: 16^th June 1972	"Lord Thomson: 78th Birthday Issue" (£12)
275: 30^th June 1972	“Sandy McGrocer With Summer Serenade” (£12)
276: 14^th July 1972	"Poulson Affair: Govt's Grave Disquiet" (£12)
277: 28^th July 1972	“The Young Grocer” (£12)
278: 11^th August 1972	“Heath Feather Talks” (£12)
279: 25^th August 1972	“Angry Dock Picket Shock Horror Violence Flares” (£16)
280: 8^th September 1972	“Bloody Liberty…” (£12)
281: 22^nd September 1972	“In Full! The Longford Report” (£12)
282: 6^th October 1972	“Blackpool: Leadership Crisis” (£12)
283: 20^th October 1972	“Stirling Crisis” (£18)
284: 3^rd November 1972	“Royal Variety Performance” (£12)
285: 17^th November 1972	“Thalidomide Case” (£25)
286: 1^st December 1972	“Free Inside: Sunday Times Magazine” (£12)
287: 15^th December 1972	“Liberal Revival” (£12)
288: 29^th December 1972	“Together At Last! The Great Partnership Begins” (£12)
289: 12^th Jan 1973	“The Queen Asks Anne’s Boyfriend To Royal Home” (£9)
290: 26^th Jan 1973	“The Freeze: Britain Can Take It!” (£9)
291: 9^th Feb 1973	“Would You Buy An Unused Concorde From This Man?” (Michael Hesseltine) (£9)
292: 23^rd Feb 1973	“Shock! Last Tango – Heath’s Last Stand” (£9)
293: 9^th March 1973	“Strike Horror” (£9)
294: 23^rd March 1973	“Vassidy Flies In” (£9)
295: 6^th April 1973	“Special VATican Issue” (£9)
296: 20^th April 1973	“Last Exodus From Brooklyn” (£9)
297: 4^th May 1973	“Drama At White House: On The Watergate” (£9)
298: 18^th May 1973	“Lonrho Board: Exclusive Picture” (£9)
299: 1 June 1973	Profumo 10^th Anniversary Souvenir Issue” (£9)
300: 15^th June 1973	“Mmmm! Gasp! Grunt! Slurp! If You Want To Know More About Life As An Officer…” (£14)
301: 29^th June 1973	“Wimbledon Strike Horror” (£9)
302: 13^th July 1973	“Prices: Grocer’s ‘Deep Concern’” (£12)
303: 27^th July 1973	“Tenders For The Extension To Cell Block 11” (£9)
304: 10^th Aug 1973	“Making A Splash At Cowes” (£9)
305: 24^th Aug 1973	“I Arrest You in the Name of the American People” (£9)
306: 7^th Sep 1973	“God Bless Tony and Baillie and My Boat…” (£9)
307: 21^st Sep 1973	“Mortgage Rate: Government Gets Tough” (£12)
308: 5^th Oct 1973	“You and Your Computer Dating” (£9) “You and Your Computer Dating” (back cover missing) (£5)
309: 19^th Oct 1973	“Agnew and Nixon: The Last Farewell” (£9)
310: 2^nd Nov 1973	“Click! I Am In Control. Click!” (£9)
311: 16^th Nov 1973	“Royal Wedding Souvenir: You’re Not Losing A Filly, You’re Gaining A Stallion” (£9)
312: 30^th Nov 1973	“Government Re-Shuffle: Big Sheikh Up” (£9)
313: 14^th Dec 1973	“Heath’s Xmas Message” (£9)
314: 28^th Dec 1973	“Happy New Year” (£12)
Nos 305 (Aug 1973) – 314 (Dec 1973) (10 issues) (beautifully bound in a non-official binder) (£65 inc UK P&P)
315: 11^th Jan 1974	“Economy Size: We Can Take It!” (£9)
316: 25^th Jan 1974	“Sod Off Sailor – Neow” (£9)
317: 8^th Feb 1974	“World Exclusive: Grocer Gives Himself Up “(£9)
318: 22^nd Feb 1974	“Grocer’s Last Minute Appeal” (£9)
319: 8^th March 1974	“New Cabinet Meets” (£9)
320: 22^nd March 1974	“Britain On The Move Again” (£9)
321: 5^th April 1974	“Kissinger Flies In Undone” (£9)
322: 19^th Apr 1974	"Drive The Milhench Way!" (£10)
323: 3^rd May 1974	“Police Ball Sensation” (£7)
324: 17^th May 1974	“New Maudling Photo Shock Horror” (£9)
325: 31^st May 1974	“It’s Lady Slagheap! Wilson’s Shocker” (£9)
326: 14^th June 1974	"Sponsored Walk: Help The Blind" (£10)
327: 28^th June 1974	“Wilson: Nevada H-Test Row Flares” (£7)
328 (no’d 238 in error): 12^th July 1974	“New Look Cabinet Shock” (£9)
329: 26^th July 1974	“Cyprus Horror: Pooled Report” (£7)
330: 9^th Aug 1974	“Shipbuilding Nationalised!” (£8)
331: 23^rd Aug 1974	"Dublin - New Maximum Security Prison Opens" (£8)
333: 20^th Sep 1974	“We Can’t Go On Mating Like This” (Pandas) (£8)
334: 4^th Oct 1974	"All The Lies And Smears!" (£8)
335: 18^th Oct 1974	“Tories Consider Heath’s Future” (£8)
336: 1^st Nov 1974	“Sir Sheath: Hat In Ring Drama” (£8)
337: 15^th Nov 1974	“Embarrassing Scene At Cenotaph” (£8)
338: 29^th Nov 1974	"Bottom People Read The Eye!" (£8)
339: 13^th Dec 1974	"Back On Its Feet Again: British Leyland" (£8)
Nos 315 (Jan 1974) – 327 (June 1974) (13 issues) (beautifully bound in a non-official binder) (£80 inc UK P&P)
Nos 328 (July 1974) – 340 (Jan 1975) including the incorrectly numbered issue 328 (13 issues) (beautifully bound in a non-official binder) (£80 inc UK P&P)
340: “10^th Jan 1975”	“Britain Sold Shock: New Man at Palace” (£8)
341: 10^th Jan 1975	Car Workers – Wilson Lashes Out Shock Horror (£8)
342: 24^th Jan 1975	Chunnel - Britain Backs Out (£8)
343: 7^th Feb 1975	“Tory Leadership – Grocer’s Last Stand” (£8)
344: 21^st Feb 1975	"Windsor Woman In Massive £520,000 Pools Win" (£7)
345: 7^th Mar 1975	"Social Contract - Search Goes On" (£7)

346: 21^st Mar 1975	Thatcher Lashes Out (£9)
347: 4^th April 1975	“Stonehouse Arrested: Missing Member Held” (£7)
348: 18^th April 1975	"Inside: Men's Fashion Extra" (£7)
349: 2nd May 1975	"Would You Buy A New Car From This Man?" (£7)
350: 16th May 1975	"Wilson: I'm In Charge" (£7)
351: 30th May 1975	"Referendum: ANTI's New Bombshell" (£7)
352: 13th June 1975	"N.U.R. Shock: Announcement" (£7)
353: 27th June 1975	"Anything Lucan Can Do..." (£7)
354: 11^th July 1975	“The Crisis” (£8)
355: 25th July 1975	"Stonehouse Flies In" (£7)
356: 8^th Aug 1975	“Buy British! Shore’s Plea” (£8)
357: 22nd Aug 1975	"Phew! Wislon (sic) SOS Shock Horror Scorcher" (£7)
358: 5^th Sep 1975	“TUC Backs Wilson: Murray’s Triumph” (£8)
359: 19^th Sep 1975	“For Ever And Ever Amin” (£8)
360: 3^rd Oct 1975	“What Do You Put In Your Sack…?” (£8)
361: 17^th Oct 1975	"All Smiles!" (£7)

362: 31^st Oct 1975	"READALLABAHTIT: Totally Innocent MP Wrongly Accused!!" (£7)
363: 14^th Nov 1975	“Now British Oil” (BP) (£9)
364: 28^th Nov 1975	“Cod War: Callaghan Speaks” (£8)
365: 12th Dec 1975	"Emergency Services: Chaos Looms" (£7)
366: 26^th Dec 1975	“Woman Of The Year: Gnome’s Presentation” (£8)
Nos 341 (Jan 1975) – 353 (June 1975) (14 issues) (beautifully bound in a non-official binder) (£79 inc UK P&P)
Nos 354 (July 1975) – 366 (Dec 1975) (13 issues) (beautifully bound in a non-official binder) (£75 inc UK P&P)
367: 9th Jan 1976	"Wilson Sees Signs Of Recovery" (£7)
368: 23^rd Jan 1976	“Up And Away!” (Concorde) (£9)
369: 6^th Feb 1976	“That Allegation: Thorpe’s Reply” (£7)
370: 20^th Feb 1976	“Thorpe Case: New Drama” (£7)
371: 5^th March 1976	“Queen In Fleet Street: Exclusive Picture” (£7)
372: 19^th March 1976	“National Theatre Opens”: New Farce” (£7)
373: 2^nd April 1976	“End Of An Era” (£7)
374: 16th April 1976	"Goodbye Roy" (£7)
375: 30th April 1976	"It's All Right Dear. It's Only The Pound That's Sinking" (£7)
376: 14^th May 1976	“Thorpe Resigns Shock” (£9)
377: 28th May 1976	"This Cover Is Sub Judice" (£7)
378: 11th June 1976	"Phew! What A Sinker!" (£7)
379: 25^th June 1976	“Liberal Leadership: Surprise New Candidate” (£7)
380: 9^th July 1976	“Amin’s Victory: P.L.O.’s Tribute” (£7)
381: 23rd July 1976	"Olympic Games Souvenir Issue" (£7)
382: 6^th Aug 1976	“New Offices Shock” (£8)
383: 20th Aug 1976	"Water Shortage: Queen's Message" (£7)
384: 3rd Sep 1976	"Enter The Drought Supremo" (£7)

385: 17th Sep 1976	"More Riots In S.Africa: Vorster Speaks" (£7)
386: 1st Oct 1976	"Jim Slater: Singapore Police Stand By" (£7)
387: 15^th Oct 1976	“There Are No Russians In Russia” (£8)
388: 29th Oct 1976	"Autumn Books" (£7)
389: 12th Nov 1976	"Healey Spells It Out" (£7)
390: 26th Nov 1976	"Wake Up Reggie! You've Been Fired!" (£7)
391: 10th Dec 1976	"Newsflash - Wigg Shock Photo" (£7)
392: 24^th Dec 1976	“Christmas Appeal by Edward Heath” (£5)
Nos 367 (Jan 1976) – 379 (June 1976) excluding issue 369 (12 issues) (beautifully bound in a non-official binder) (£75 inc UK P&P)
Nos 380 (July 1976) – 386 (Oct 1976) + 389, 390, 391 (Dec 1976) (10 issues) (beautifully bound in a non-official binder) (£58 inc UK P&P)
393: 7th Jan 1977	"January Sales" (£7)
394: 21st Jan 1977	"Carter Takes Over" (£7)
395: 4th Feb 1977	"It's Jubilee Mania" (£7)
396: 18^th Feb 1977	“Haines Meanz Spilled Beanz” (£6)
397: 4th March 1977	"New Man At F.O." (£7)

398: 18th Mar 1977	"Hey Boss! England All Out For 95!" (£7)
399: 1st April 1977	"Lib-Lact Pact" (£6)
400: 15th April 1977	"Jubilee Shock Horror" (£18)
401: 29th April 1977	"Lord Denning: Amazing New Scene" (£6)
402: 13th May 1977	"Summit Triumph" (£6)
403: 27th May 1977	"British Leyland Export Salesman At Work Shock" (£6)
404: 10th June 1977	"Thank God That's Over For Another 25 Years!" (£6)
405: 24th June 1977	Charles / "Tell-Tale Wedding Pic" (£6)
406: 8th July 1977	"Picket, Lovely Picket! Grunwick Welcomes You" (£6)
407: 22nd July 1977	"£59,500 - Ryder Must Repay" (£6)

409: 5th Aug 1977	"Maud Ling Cleared" (£6)
409a: 19^th Aug 1977	“Notting Hill Officer…” (£6)
410: 2^nd Sep 1977	“MI5 Tried To Kill Me” (£6)
411: 16^th Sep 1977	Bread Crisis: “Moses” Acts (£6)
412: (No number or date on cover)	"Sir Eric Miller: A Nation Mourns" (£6)
413: 14th Oct 1977	"Prentice Quits" (£6)
414: 28th Oct 1977	"Liberal Crisis: Mystery Man Named" (£6)
415: 11th Nov 1977	"Power Failure" (£6)
416: 25^th Nov 1977	“Wind of Change in Middle East” (£6)
417: (No Number or Date on Cover)	“Packer’s Flop” (£6)
418: 23rd Dec 1977	"Special Bad Taste Xmas Issue" (£6)
Nos 393 (Jan 1977) + 396, 397, 398, 399 (April 1977) + 402, 404, 409, 409a, 410, 411, 412, 413, 415, 416, 417 (Dec 1977) (16 issues) (beautifully bound in a non-official binder) (£75 inc UK P&P)
419: 6th Jan 1978	"Around The World In Eighty Gaffes" (£6)
420: 20th Jan 1978	"Return Of The Exile" (£6)
421: 3rd Feb 1978	"Black & White Ministerial Show" (£6)
422: 17th Feb 1978	"New Tory Blue Forces Black Out" (£6)

423: 3rd Mar 1978	"Roddy's Gone All Punk" (£6)
424: 17th Mar 1978	"Young Sees Owen" (£6)
425: 31st Mar 1978	"Begin Crisis Deepens" (£6)
426: 14th April 1978	"Strange Encounters Of The Third Kind" (£6)
427: 28th April 1978	"Who Is This Colonel B..." (£6)
428: 12th May 1978	"Brezzzh...You Know Who..." (£6)
429: 26th May 1978	"Africa Massacres" (£6)
430: 9^th June 1978	“Scotland’s New Manager” (£6)
431: 23rd June 1978	"Arab Canings Shock Horror" (£6)
432: 7th July 1978	"£50,000 A Year For British Rail Boss" (£6)

433: 21st July 1978	"Test Tube Exclusive!" (£6)
434: 4th Aug 1978	"Holiday Crisis" (£6)
435: 18th Aug 1978	"Botulism - That Rings A Bell" (£6)
436: 1st Sep 1978	"When's The Election Going To Be, Clive?" (£6)
437: 15th Sep 1978	"Election Postponed" (£6)
438: 29th Sep 1978	"Sanctions Busting: Wilson Guilty" (£6)
439: 13th Oct 1978	..."I Must Get A Grip On The Unions" (£6)
440: 27th Oct 1978	"New Ford Goes On Show" (£6)
441: 10th Nov 1978	""Star" Boss Meets Jim: New Paper Launched" (£6)
442: 24^th Nov 1978	“Minehead Mania” (£10)
443: 8^th Dec 1978	“The Times: A Nation Mourns” (£10)
444: 22nd Dec 1978	“Service of Lessons & Carols” (£10)

Nos 419 (Jan 1978) – 431 (June 1978) (13 issues) (beautifully bound in a non-official binder) (£50 inc UK P&P)
Nos 432 (July 1978) – 444 (Dec 1978) (13 issues) (beautifully bound in a non-official binder) (£50 inc UK P&P)
445: 5th Jan 1979	"Scanlon For Lords Shock" (£6)
446: 19th Jan 1979	"Jim Sings" (£6)
447: 2nd Feb 1979	"Let Me Through: I'm A Picket!" (£6)
448: 16th Feb 1979	"Valentine Special" (£6)
449: 2nd March 1979	Queen / Customs Strike (£6)
450: 16^th March 1979	“Margaret & Roddy: The Picture They Tried To Ban” (£8)
451: 30^th March 1979	“Hullo, My Time’s Up” (£6)
452: 13th April 1979	"I'd Better Have All Those In Case The Tories Get In" (£6)
453: 27th April 1979	"I Didn't Know Grandpa Believed In God" (£6)
454: 11^th May 1979	“Wake Up! It’s A New Dawn For Britain!” (Margaret Thatcher) (£8)
455: 25th May 1979	"Ted Spells It Out" (£6)
456: 6th June 1979	"This Is Your Chaplain Speaking" (£6)
457: 22nd June 1979	"Prices Rocket" (£6)

458: 6^th July 1979	“Grand Acquittal Souvenir” (£8)
459: 20^th July 1979	“That IRA Interview: Maggie’s Fury Mounts” (£8)
460: 3^rd Aug 1979	Benn’s “Wind of Change” (£6)
461: 17th Aug 1979	ITV industrial dispute. (£6)
462: 31st Aug 1979	"Car Crash Drama: Stevas Safe: A Nation Mourns" (£6)
463: 14th Sep 1979	"Now We Can Start The Conference" (£6)
464: 28th Sep 1979	"Knock Knock..." (£6)
465: 12th Oct 1979	"Blackpool Special: Maggie Flies In" (£6)
466: 26^th Oct 1979	“What’s Pink And Keeps Putting Her Foot In It? Princesssch… You Know Who!” (£8)
467: 9th Nov 1979	"£1 Million Deal For Hua" (£6)
468: 23^rd Nov 1979	“Blunt Lashes Out” (£6)
469: 7^th Dec 1979	“Why Don’t We Go back To Your Place and Start World War Three?” (£6)
470: 21^st Dec 1979	"Rhodesia: Soames Flies In" (£6)
Nos 445 (Jan 1979) – 457 (June 1979) (13 issues) (beautifully bound in a non-official binder) (£50 inc UK P&P)
Nos 458 (July 1979) – 470 (June 1979) (13 issues) (beautifully bound in a non-official binder) (£50 inc UK P&P)
471: 4^th Jan 1980	“Happy New Year!” (£5)
472: 18^th Jan 1980	“27% Shock Horror: High Speed Cas Rise” (£5)
473: 1st Feb 1980	"Of Course We're Not Going To Start World War III" (£5)
474: 15th Feb 1980	Phone-Tapping Kit For A Birthday Present (£5)
475: 29th Feb 1980	"Mission Accomplished: Soames Flies Out" (£5)

476: 14th Mar 1980	"Sir Sheath Joseph" (£5)
477: 28th Mar 1980	"Howe Speaks..." (£5)
478: 11th April 1980	"Bristol - Latest" (£5)
479: 25^th April 1980	“Hostages: Carter’s Shock Initiative” (£5)
480: 9th May 1980	"Special Souvenir Issue: Day Of Action" (£5)
481: 23rd May 1980	"Inflation - New Shock" (£5)
482: 6th June 1980	"Maggie's Triumph" (£5)
483: 20th June 1980	"Starlord" (£5)
484: 4th July 1980	"Jobless Shock" (£5)
485: 18th July 1980	"Special Souvenir Birthday Issue" (£6)

486: 1^st Aug 1980	“Olympics Open” (£10)
487: 15th Aug 1980	"Wilcox Quits" (£5)
488: 29th Aug 1980	"Poland: Murray Speaks" (£5)
489: 12th Sep 1980	"Arnot Affair" (£5)
490: 26th Sep 1980	"Private Eye Salutes Talbot! 1979-1980" (£7)
491: 10th Oct 1980	"Labour Turmoil" (£5)
492: 24th Oct 1980	"They're Off" (£5)
493: 7th Nov 1980	"Bonfire Special" (£5)
494: 21st Nov 1980	Diana / "Miss Queen - Sensation" (£5)
495: 5^th Dec 1980	“Record Unemployment Issue” (£10)
496: 19^th Dec 1980	“Kagan Hunger Strike Shock” (£10)
Nos 471 (Jan 1980) – 483 (June 1980) (13 issues) (beautifully bound in a non-official binder) (£55 inc UK P&P)
Nos 484 (July 1980) – 496 (Dec 1980) (13 issues) (beautifully bound in a non-official binder) (£55 inc UK P&P)
497: 2^nd Jan 1981	“Meet TV’s New Faces” (£10)
498: 16th Jan 1981	"Stevas Fired" (£5)

499: 30th Jan 1981	"New Look For Times" (£5)
500: 13th Feb 1981	"No 500" (£7)
501: 27th Feb 1981	"I Knew You'd Give In To The Miners! Ho! Ho! Ho!" (£5-50)
502: 13th Mar 1981	"Civil Servants' Strike Souvenir" (£5-50)
503: 27th Mar 1981	"Diplomat Speaks" (£5)
504: 10th April 1981	"Foot & Benn Disease" (£5)
505: 24th April 1981	"Immigration: New Shock" (£5)
506: 8th May 1981	"Talbot Memorial Issue - A Nation Mourns" (£5)
507: 22nd May 1981	"Navy Cuts" (£5)
508: 5th June 1981	"Cartland New Wedding Shock" (£5)

509: 19th June 1981	Charles: "Aren't You Taking Security A Bit Too Far, Mother?" (£5)
510: 3rd July 1981	"Wimbledon Souvenir" (£5)
511: 17^th July 1981	“Summer Riots – Everything Must Go!” (£10)
512: 31st July 1981	"Souvenir Issue Shocker" (£5)
513: 14th Aug 1981	"Thorneycroft Shock" (£5)
514: 28^th Aug 1981	“Livingstone Spells It Out” (£10)
515: 11th Sep 1981	"Benn Bounces Back" (£5)
516: 25th Sep 1981	"Lib-SDP Bandwagon Rolls" (£5)
517: 9th Oct 1981	Thatcher / Interest Rates (£5)
518: 23rd Oct 1981	"Shock New Japanese Look For BL" (£5)
519: 6th Nov 1981	"Thousands March In Pro-Foot Rally" (£5)
520: 20th Nov 1981	McEnroe - "It Must Be Pre-Menstrual Tension" (£5)

521: 4th Dec 1981	"Christmas Issue" (£5)
522: 18^th Dec 1981	“Probably The Finest Advanced Passenger Train of All Time” (£10)
Nos 497 (Jan 1981) – 509 (June 1981) (13 issues) (beautifully bound in a non-official binder) (£55 inc UK P&P)
Nos 510 (July 1981) – 522 (Dec 1981) (13 issues) (beautifully bound in a non-official binder) (£55 inc UK P&P)
523: 1^st Jan 1982	“Happy New Year”! (Arthur Scargill) (£7)
524: 15th Jan 1982	"Labour: It's Peace!" (£5)
525: 29th Jan 1982	"Parker Gets Tough" (£5)
526: 12^th Feb 1982	“New Job For Thorpe” (£7)
527: 26th Feb 1982	"Times: New Shock" (£5)
528: 12th Mar 1982	"Howe's Shocker" (£5)
529: 26^th March 1982	“Dame Harold Evans Memorial Issue: A Nation Mourns” (£7)
530: 9^th April 1982	“War Special” (£7)
531: 23^rd April 1982	“New US Peace Bid” (£7)
532: 7^th May 1982	“Galtieri Speaks” (£7)
533: 21^st May 1982	“Invasion Looms” (£5)
534: 4th June 1982	"Pope's Visit: Souvenir Issue" (£5)
535: 18th June 1982	"And This Is What It Will Look Like After We've Won" (£5)
536 (no’d 535 in error!): 2^nd July 1982	“It’s Quicker By Foot!” (£7)
537: 16th July 1982	"Royal Break-In Souvenir" (£5)

538: 30th July 1982	"Queen Inspects New Bodyguard" (£5)
539: 13^th Aug 1982	“Don’t Get Me Wrong Mr Begin But Some Of My Best Friends Are…!” (Ronald Reagan) (£8)
540: 27th Aug 1982	"C of E: New Shock" (£5)
541: 10th Sep 1982	"Job Centre Drama" (£5)
542: 24th Sep 1982	"Beirut Massacre: Sharon Speaks" (£5)
543: 8th Oct 1982	"Labour United" (£5)
544: 22nd Oct 1982	"Koo! What A Scorcher!" (21st Anniversary Issue) (£8)
545: (No'd 544 in error) 5th Nov 1982	"Massive Support: Scargill's Claim" (£5)
546: 19th Nov 1982	"Smith Inquest: Dr Arnot Flies In" (£5)
547: 3rd Dec 1982	"Worzel To Quit?" (£5)
548: 17th Dec 1982	"Sinn Fein Banned" (£5)

549: 31st Dec 1982

"Stand By For Breakfast TV" / Diana (£6)