In 1986, The Guardian was still a single-section, black-and-white newspaper. In the decade that followed, it faced a radical redesign, tense boardroom battles and the controversial acquisition of the Observer all played out against the fall of Margaret Thatcher, the toppling of the Berlin Wall and brutal conflicts in Iraq and Bosnia. Join author Ian Mayes and former editor Alan Rusbridger as they discuss the first volume of this new history of The Guardian , with BBC culture and media editor Katie Razzall.