The Spun - Reclaim The Streets

Tabloid format page with headline "Shop 'til they drop" and an image of military airplane dropping bombs.

A spoof version of British tabloid newspaper The Sun, produced by Reclaim The Streets in 2001.

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Reclaim The Streets

Content about the "war on terror", climate change, austerity measures in the London borough of Hackney, etc.

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The-Spun-RTS.pdf (13.14 MB)

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