A Very British Coup

Target entity: A Very British Coup
Context triple: [Mick Jackson, notableWork, A Very British Coup]

• A. Letters of the British Spy
  Letters of the British Spy is an early 19th-century collection of satirical and observational essays, presented as letters from a fictional British traveler critiquing American society and politics.
• B. A Plan for Britain
  A Plan for Britain is a political slogan encapsulating the New Party (UK)’s vision and policy agenda for the country’s future.
• C. King of Spies
  King of Spies is a creator-owned espionage comic series from Mark Millar’s Millarworld imprint that follows an aging British secret agent waging a brutal one-man war on corruption.
• D. The Black Sheep of Whitehall
  The Black Sheep of Whitehall is a 1942 British comedy film satirizing wartime bureaucracy and political incompetence, featuring Thora Hird in one of her early screen roles.
• E. London Spy
  London Spy is a British television drama-thriller miniseries that follows a young man drawn into a web of espionage and conspiracy after the mysterious death of his secretive lover.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: A Very British Coup
Target entity description: A Very British Coup is a 1988 British political thriller television film, based on Chris Mullin’s novel, that imagines a left-wing Labour prime minister facing a covert establishment plot to remove him from power.

• A. Letters of the British Spy
  Letters of the British Spy is an early 19th-century collection of satirical and observational essays, presented as letters from a fictional British traveler critiquing American society and politics.
• B. A Plan for Britain
  A Plan for Britain is a political slogan encapsulating the New Party (UK)’s vision and policy agenda for the country’s future.
• C. King of Spies
  King of Spies is a creator-owned espionage comic series from Mark Millar’s Millarworld imprint that follows an aging British secret agent waging a brutal one-man war on corruption.
• D. The Black Sheep of Whitehall
  The Black Sheep of Whitehall is a 1942 British comedy film satirizing wartime bureaucracy and political incompetence, featuring Thora Hird in one of her early screen roles.
• E. London Spy
  London Spy is a British television drama-thriller miniseries that follows a young man drawn into a web of espionage and conspiracy after the mysterious death of his secretive lover.
• F. None of above. chosen