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Guardian: "Steve Bell on Theresa May and the EU referendum – Home secretary calls for Britain to leave the European convention on human rights but remain a member of the EU" Telegraph:  Times:  Junior doctors' strike: Hospitals 'coped well' Guardian Sport: 
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on the junior doctors' strike – Four-fifths of junior doctors took part in their first all-out strike in NHS history, in an escalation of the campaign against the new contract Jeremy Hunt intends to impose" After John Harris. Telegraph:  BHS collapses into administration as rescue deal fails Independent:   Hillsborough inquests: Fans unlawfully killed, jury concludes Times: 
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Cloud Potato posted:Guardian: Bloody hell, warn me in future before you post things like condomhorse. 
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Doctor_Fruitbat posted:Bloody hell, warn me in future before you post things like condomhorse. Which all adds up to... In other news: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uK7DRJx9nbU nobodyssweetheart fucked around with this message at 05:40 on Apr 28, 2016 |
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Doctor_Fruitbat posted:Bloody hell, warn me in future before you post things like condomhorse. The thread tag was chosen for a reason. Guardian:  "Steve Bell on the Hillsborough disaster – The ‘unlawful killing’ of the 96 football fans was a crime, committed in a very real conflict – the police, the establishment, parts of the press, they were all in it together" Telegraph:  Independent:  Times:  Guardian Australian Sport: 
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Do you suppose in 2020, Cameron will take the condom off his head revealing his true face like the end of a Scooby-Doo episode. It was _______ all along!
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nobodyssweetheart posted:Do you suppose in 2020, Cameron will take the condom off his head revealing his true face like the end of a Scooby-Doo episode.
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on Ken Livingstone being suspended from the Labour party – Jeremy Corbyn has been forced to suspend his close ally Ken Livingstone for making inflammatory remarks about Hitler and Zionism, after facing a revolt among Labour MPs about antisemitism within the party" Telegraph:  Independent:  David Cameron and Brendan Barber urge Remain vote Times: 
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on Jeremy Corbyn and Labour's struggles – Jeremy Corbyn has conceded it was “not a happy day” when he was forced to suspend his friend and longtime ally Ken Livingstone, but he insisted he is determined to take action against antisemitism in the Labour party" Telegraph:  Times:  Stephen Collins: 
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Observer: "Rupert Murdoch's advice to his readers - Chris Riddell on the media magnet’s thoughts on Hillsborough and the EU referendum" Sunday Telegraph:  Independent:  After Francesco Mattei. (Can't find source, apologies.) 
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Trin Tragula posted:That's not how you spell "magnate" Ha! Didn't notice that until you pointed it out. The Grauniad strikes again.
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Trin Tragula posted:That's not how you spell "magnate" Rupe is both a magnet for media and a media magnate. And generally magnetic. He can wipe a hard-drive.
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on Jeremy Corbyn and the Labour party's May Day – Jeremy Corbyn faced further calls for a tougher crackdown on antisemitism within Labour on Sunday after one of his allies dismissed the crisis as a “smear” against the party and its members" Telegraph:  Independent:  Times:  Zac Goldsmith criticised by former Tory minister Baroness Warsi over Sadiq Khan 7/7 London terror bus image
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on Nicola Sturgeon's hopes for independence – The SNP leader is under pressure from her political rivals over her planned drive this summer to build support for a second independence referendum" Telegraph:  David Cameron says friendship with Boris Johnson damaged by Brexit Independent:  Mail: Mac on... New restaurant tipping rules  'The restaurant, Gerald. Where you got food poisoning...did you leave a tip?'
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People often go out to eat at the weekends, so this cartoon indicates that the NHS is in fact 24/7. Good Mac.
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Being gentlemen, they're using flintlock duelling pistols. Being bastards, they refuse to walk twenty paces away from each other. Or Adams (?) can't draw hands or guns. Good he didn't sign it nobodyssweetheart fucked around with this message at 05:21 on May 4, 2016 |
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on primary school testing – Parents kept children out of primary schools on Tuesday in a national “strike” in protest at tougher tests, although the numbers involved appear to have been small" Telegraph:  Leicester champions after Spurs draw - reaction Independent:  Times:  Mail: Mac on...Leicester City's 5,000/1 title win  Guardian Sport: 
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So I get it's Leicester City & all, but making Corbyn wear a blue t-shirt with KING on the front of it is a bit funny.
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Cloud Potato posted:Guardian: I didn't get what was going on with his Ken Livingston cartoon either so I might be developing Bell-blindness.
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nobodyssweetheart posted:Is there a joke here or is this just an illustration of kids taking a test? Is it that the desks are too big and they're sitting on cushions because they're small? That's...weak.
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nobodyssweetheart posted:Is there a joke here or is this just an illustration of kids taking a test? Is it that the desks are too big and they're sitting on cushions because they're small? That's...weak. It's a pretty common "Sweatshop" style image. 
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Fans posted:It's a pretty common "Sweatshop" style image. Exactly. An illustration of fact not a take on it. Maybe it's cultural since this has been happening in the US for decades.
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nobodyssweetheart posted:Exactly. An illustration of fact not a take on it. It truly is a mystery as to what Bell thinks about the issue, if only there were certain clues
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All children are provided with a comfortable cushion and placed in a distraction-free environment to concentrate on the test. Clearly.
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   LOCAL ELECTION DAY!!!!! Scottish Parliament, Welsh and Northern Irish Assemblies, London and some other places' Mayorships, PCCs, and others are having elections today! Go out and scrawl an X next to your choice before 10pm! Guardian:  "Steve Bell on Donald Trump and the US presidential election – Republican party resistance to Donald Trump crumbled as his sole remaining opponent conceded there was no chance of preventing the New York businessman from becoming the nominee" Telegraph:  David Cameron: Donald Trump deserves respect Independent:  Times:  David Cameron announces concessions on child refugees Mail: Mac on... Today's elections  Guardian Australian Sport:  Situations Vacant! The New Statesman are looking for a new cartoonist! Take your first steps into the murky world of political cartooning, and we'll be saying "Why do we like [you] again?" before you know it!
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on David Cameron and the London mayoral campaign – Cameron had hit out at Sadiq Khan for appearing on platforms with a London imam who ‘supports Isis’ – despite the imam having supported the Tories" Telegraph:  Boris Johnson's London legacy: a happy megacity loved by the world, but not by Britain Independent:  Times:  Mail: Mac on... The local elections 
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Cloud Potato posted:Telegraph: I've spent five minutes trying to decipher what the landmarks are supposed to spell. First I looked at the silhouettes, then at the negative space, but to no avail. Then I thought that maybe they are supposed to be a graph of Boris's approval rating, but it's not that either, clearly.
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Paladinus posted:I've spent five minutes trying to decipher what the landmarks are supposed to spell. First I looked at the silhouettes, then at the negative space, but to no avail. Then I thought that maybe they are supposed to be a graph of Boris's approval rating, but it's not that either, clearly. 
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Paladinus posted:I've spent five minutes trying to decipher what the landmarks are supposed to spell. First I looked at the silhouettes, then at the negative space, but to no avail. Then I thought that maybe they are supposed to be a graph of Boris's approval rating, but it's not that either, clearly. Yeah I think it's just landmarks. The question is; is the implication he'll get stuck on the zip wire and unable to enter No. 10?
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Paladinus posted:I've spent five minutes trying to decipher what the landmarks are supposed to spell. First I looked at the silhouettes, then at the negative space, but to no avail. Then I thought that maybe they are supposed to be a graph of Boris's approval rating, but it's not that either, clearly. I just assumed it was a riff on the Londonist logo.
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on Tony Blair and Labour's election results – For Jeremy Corbyn and his allies, this was a step in the right direction. Bottom line: Corbyn’s enemies expected – maybe even wanted – a meltdown and they didn’t get it" Telegraph;  The i paper:  Times:  Stephen Collins: 
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Observer: "The end of the Goldsmith campaign - Chris Riddell on the London mayoral race" Sunday Telegraph:  Independent:  After James Princip Beadle. 
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on the Conservatives and the London mayoral election – David Cameron is under pressure to justify Zac Goldsmith’s London mayoral campaign, after the leader of Muslim Conservatives called it a disgusting and risible attempt to smear Labour’s winning candidate, Sadiq Khan" Telegraph:  Independent:  Times: 
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Cloud Potato posted:Guardian: You can see the water line on the bricks. Rowson you pro. Who's the poo poo and the guy floating in the back?
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J_RBG posted:You can see the water line on the bricks. Rowson you pro. Take a guess. It's Zac Goldsmith.
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Extreme0 posted:Take a guess. Gutted
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