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Guardian: "Steve Bell on Philip Hammond's Brexit forecast – Philip Hammond has said the government cannot ignore the £59bn black hole in the public finances directly related to Brexit, as pro-leave Tories criticised the economic forecast as overly pessimistic" Telegraph:  Independent:  Times:  After Harold Lloyd.
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on Brexit and Black Friday – Black Friday takings soar 16% in online bonanza but high streets stay quiet" Telegraph:  Brexit can be stopped, insists Tony Blair as he rules out return to frontline politics; John Major: case for second Brexit referendum is credible Independent:  After John Martin. Times:  Stephen Collins:  Paint Colours - Farrow & Bell
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They're all enjoying their chance to bring the Blair caricatures out of mothball. "British Political Cartoons: She's a Clown, Nobody's Laughing"?
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Observer: "Philip Hammond and the cost of Brexit - Chris Riddell on the chancellor’s autumn statement" Sunday Telegraph:  Fidel Castro obituary: revolutionary icon finally defeated by infirmity of old age Independent on Sunday:  Sunday Times: 
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Guardian: "Ben Jennings on the death of Fidel Castro – The revolutionary icon who survived endless attempts on his life is finally defeated by the infirmity of old age" Telegraph:  Sex abuse: Football Association to investigate allegations Independent:  Times:  Castro was ‘champion of social justice’ despite flaws, says Corbyn
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Brian Adcock's cartoons are always the ugliest most hamfisted poo poo.
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on Ukip – Paul Nuttall has been elected leader of Ukip by an overwhelming margin and said he will set the party’s sights on winning over disenchanted Labour voters" Telegraph:  Independent:  UK-Polish ties to be 'stronger' after Brexit insists May Times:  Guardian Sport: 
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Brian manages to be a complete poo poo as always. Strong Britain helps protect all those weak foreignerswith 150 troops as part of a nato deployment and they are being ungrateful to us! They'll come back crawling for our thin red line o'heroes soon enough!
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on boardroom excess – Theresa May is to promise a crackdown on boardroom excess at large privately owned businesses as she unveils proposals intended to hold corporate Britain to account" Telegraph:  'Have cake and eat it' Brexit notes played down by government Independent:  Times:  Also, they held the Cartoon of the Year Awards last night; Peter Brookes won Cartoon of the Year, Ben Jennings came second, and Morten Morland won Cartoonist of the Year.
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Cloud Potato posted:Also, they held the Cartoon of the Year Awards last night; Peter Brookes won Cartoon of the Year, Ben Jennings came second, and Morten Morland won Cartoonist of the Year. I like how I had to look up who the hell Morten Morland was because I can't read his signature. My brain had guessed "Milano" and carried on without realising there was for one thing an extra letter hiding in there
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on Donald Trump's promise to drop his business interests – President-elect says he wants to avoid appearance of conflict of interest once in office, but gives little detail before planned press conference in two weeks" Telegraph:  UK health body proposes removal of speed bumps to cut air pollution Independent:  Times:  Syria war: Aleppo risks becoming giant graveyard - UN Guardian Australian Sport: 
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on Tony Blair's new institute for centre-ground politics – Former PM is to launch a new institute for centre-ground politics in response to what he said were growing concerns about rightwing and leftwing populism" Yesterday's Telegraph: (apologies, they've paywalled the Telegraph site, have to grab them from Twitter)  Angela Merkel's refusal to let Britain win a good Brexit will boost the case for a quick, clean break from the EU Independent:  Boris Johnson calls for illegal immigrants to be granted amnesty after Brexit The i paper:  Zac Goldsmith ousted by Lib Dems in Richmond Park by-election Times:  May wanted to 'deprioritise' school places for children of people illegally in UK
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Tony Blair's new institute for centre-ground politics Ohh that cartoon gave me a good giggle
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on the Richmond Park byelection – The Lib Dems secured a stunning byelection victory to unseat Zac Goldsmith by convincing up to a third of leave-supporting Tory voters to switch to the party" Telegraph:  Andrew Sachs, Manuel from Fawlty Towers, dies aged 86 Times:  France presidency: Francois Hollande decides not to run again Stephen Collins: 
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Observer: "Brexit: the Richmond Park mouse roars – Chris Riddell on the Zac Goldsmith’s spectacular defeat" Sunday Telegraph:  Italy referendum: PM Renzi's future in the balance Independent on Sunday:  Trump's Taiwan call exposes his inexperience, China state media say Sunday Times: 
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on Brexit and elections – The Tory party has been warned it could lose the next election if Theresa May alienates its core of moderate supporters by pushing through a hard Brexit" Telegraph:  Brexit: article 50 supreme court hearing – live updates Independent:  Times: 
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I'm in the USA and I was reading a story about the Richmond Park election, and I read something about "Christian Wolmar, losing his deposit." What kind of election process or thing do you guys have that requires putting down money ? I'm just curious here.
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Cloud Potato posted:Guardian: LYNCH A SUPREME COURT JUSTICE
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J_RBG posted:LYNCH A & win a Kate Bush CD 
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MREBoy posted:I'm in the USA and I was reading a story about the Richmond Park election, and I read something about "Christian Wolmar, losing his deposit." What kind of election process or thing do you guys have that requires putting down money ? I'm just curious here. You need to provide a £500 deposit to get on the ballot here, which is refunded if you get at least 5% of the votes. The argument is that if you can't raise this modest amount from your supporters, you're not going to get enough votes to be anywhere near competitive. This only applies for MPs, not local councillors.
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Party Boat posted:You need to provide a £500 deposit to get on the ballot here, which is refunded if you get at least 5% of the votes. The argument is that if you can't raise this modest amount from your supporters, you're not going to get enough votes to be anywhere near competitive. This only applies for MPs, not local councillors. I kind of like it when the fash lose their deposits though.
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on the Casey review – Governments have failed to ensure that social integration in the UK has kept up with ‘unprecedented pace and scale of immigration’, major review finds" Telegraph:  Times:  Matteo Renzi resigns: Italy's PM stands down after crushing 20-point defeat in referendum Mail: MAC ON... Nigel Farage and the Italian referendum  Guardian Sport: 
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Cloud Potato posted:Telegraph: Uk doesn't have the euro and your elites are trying their hardest to not have to brexit you numpty
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on red, white and blue Brexit – For weeks after the EU referendum, the only description Theresa May gave was “Brexit means Brexit”, but now the prime minister has a new slogan – “a red, white and blue Brexit”." Telegraph:  Independent:   Train and track operations to be reunited in rail revamp Times:  May seeks 'new chapter' in Gulf relations ahead of Bahrain visit Mail: Mac on... Britain's failing education system 
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This one feels familiar for some reason; wasn't there a similar one with Cameron? Pesky Splinter fucked around with this message at 18:01 on Dec 7, 2016 |
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There was this from the start of the year:Cloud Potato posted:Times:
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Cloud Potato posted:Sunday Times: Nice find , Little tim top of the world cracks me up
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on Trump as Time magazine's person of the year – US president-elect Donald Trump joins Obama, Hitler and Stalin on list of people deemed most influential ‘for better or for worse’" Independent:  Times:  Mail: MAC ON... Building Spitfires in the garage  Guardian Australian Sport: 
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