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Guardian: "Steve Bell on political uncertainty in Zimbabwe – Robert Mugabe’s 37-year grip on power in Zimbabwe was fast ebbing away on Wednesday evening as he met senior military officers to discuss his future following a day confined to house arrest in Harare" Telegraph:  Independent:  Tory MPs hit back at Daily Telegraph over 'Brexit mutineers' front page Times:  Evening Standard:  Leonardo da Vinci painting sells for $450m at auction, smashing records Mail: MAC on... Russian meddling in Brexit 
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Mac's world atlas still has the Soviet Union in it. Also Pygmyland.
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Guavanaut posted:Mac's world atlas still has the Soviet Union in it. Also Pygmyland. 
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on political upheavals – While Zimbabwe remains in political limbo following a military takeover, Theresa May faces increasing pressure from both inside and outside her party" Telegraph:  After Leonardo da Vinci. Independent:  Times:  Evening Standard:  Mail: Mac on... Leonardo Da Vinci's Salvador Mundi selling for $450million  Guardian Australian Sport: 
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on Brexit talks and Ireland – Donald Tusk tells Theresa May that more progress is needed on the Irish border or talks with EU will not progress to second stage" Telegraph:  British explorer Benedict Allen 'alive and well' in Papua New Guinea Independent:  After Leonardo da Vinci. Times:  Stephen Collins: 
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Nov 18, 2017 20:27
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Because all the other podcasts have them. It adds key market credibility.
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Discendo Vox posted:Why does Godcast need sponsors? goatface posted:Because all the other podcasts have them. It adds key market credibility. Pretty much! He posted the full script for this strip on his Twitter: "You do a podcast, you read the sponsors' script. Everybody does it." link 1, link 2. Observer:  "David Davis and the Brexit monster – Chris Riddell on the troubles lurking beneath Britain’s bed" Also John Lewis’s Moz was under my bed years ago – but they haven't credited me Sunday Telegraph:  Britain to increase Brexit 'divorce bill' offer to Brussels, Chancellor Philip Hammond signals Independent on Sunday:  Zimbabwe's ruling party fires Robert Mugabe as leader Sunday Times: 
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Guardian: "Ben Jennings on the chancellor's upcoming budget – Philip Hammond has little room for manoeuvre with his plans for tax and spending" Telegraph:  Independent:  Budget 2017: UK to launch self-driving cars on British roads by 2021; There are no unemployed in UK, says Hammond in TV gaffe Times:  Evening Standard: 
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on Brexit developments – Theresa May hopes for treats while fat cats attend to their chow" Telegraph:  Collapse of German coalition talks underlines Merkel's weaknesses Independent:  Theresa May's cabinet agrees to pay more to break Brexit deadlock Times:  Evening Standard:  David Squires: 
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Nov 22, 2017 08:47
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It's a weird thing to say, but I'm excited to see Squires' Aussie cartoon this week.
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on the state of the Brexit negotiations – Following the collapse of coalition talks, Angela Merkel has domestic issues to sort. To think she could magic a UK-friendly Brexit solution is fanciful" Telegraph:  Budget 2017 UK: Philip Hammond to announce new 'millennial' railcards for under 30s Independent:  Times:  Jungle explorer Benedict Allen tells of malaria and tribal wars Evening Standard:  Mail: Mac on... Cancer screening at supermarkets 
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frankenfreak posted:It's a weird thing to say, but I'm excited to see Squires' Aussie cartoon this week. Squires' Aussie Cartoon: 
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Nov 22, 2017 22:00
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Well, that's disappointing. I was expecting more focus on Postecoglou stepping down.
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i don't follow football, but those aussie cartoons are still pretty funny. i really liked the one where he just wrote the lyrics for "dead flag blues" on top of some drawings.
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frankenfreak posted:Well, that's disappointing. I was expecting more focus on Postecoglou stepping down. I'm assuming that the news broke too late for him to do a full strip, which is why it gets throwaway references in a couple of panels. There's always next week!
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on the autumn budget – Philip Hammond has admitted that obsessing about shrinking the state has left the economy enfeebled. But he continues to put ideology above evidence" Telegraph:  Hammond boosts housing and NHS spending as growth forecasts are slashed Independent:  The i paper:  Times:  Evening Standard:  Mail: Mac on...Budget millions to help the homeless 
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Nov 23, 2017 21:05
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Cerebral Bore posted:gently caress off Mac.
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Cerebral Bore posted:gently caress off Mac. Mac needs to take a PhD in new ways of loving off.
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Cerebral Bore posted:gently caress off Mac. The stopped "gently caress off Mac" clock is right 24/7, 365
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Nov 23, 2017 22:06
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It's all right, the homeless are just folks who can't be bothered working. They have a high old time getting smashed all day and don't worry about them getting cold and wet - there are all those big outdoor heating pipes all over the place. MAC: an octogenarian bimbo.
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Mac always draws swastikas in his graffiti. Telling.
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That's a sauwastika, the Buddhist one. Also gently caress off Mac.
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on the Conservatives and animal rights – Michael Gove has promised to make changes to UK law to recognise that animals can feel pain, after Tories were accused of voting down proposals to accept they are sentient beings" Telegraph:  Angela Merkel rescued by opposition as Martin Schulz ends refusal to enter coalition talks Independent:  Times:  Evening Standard:  Mail: Mac on... the Budget and the NHS  Also, those Political Cartoon awards I linked a few weeks ago were dished out last night: Ben Jenkins won cartoon of the year, with Bob Moran 2nd; and Morten Morland won Cartoonist of the year, with I think Dave Brown 2nd. https://twitter.com/Cartoon4sale/status/934026207028445184 https://twitter.com/EllwoodAtfield/status/934005061918908416
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on austerity Britain and Brexit – Institute for Fiscal Studies has issued a grim message for the long-suffering British public: the age of austerity is not over" Telegraph:  Independent:  After John Singer Sargent. The i paper:  Times:  Stephen Collins: 
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I can't tell if the cartoonist is doing fashion trends from 30 years ago as part of the joke or if he really thinks that's how the youth still dress. I mean there's even a loving boombox
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Gonzo McFee posted:I can't tell if the cartoonist is doing fashion trends from 30 years ago as part of the joke or if he really thinks that's how the youth still dress. I'd like to think that he drew the Tories dressing up in what they think kids these days wear as a part of their appeal to youth.
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Gonzo McFee posted:I mean there's even a loving boombox
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Cloud Potato posted:Telegraph: This is confusing. Is he complaining that the EU aren't keeping the promises that were made by the Boris/Gove/Farage axis of evil?
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Gonzo McFee posted:I can't tell if the cartoonist is doing fashion trends from 30 years ago as part of the joke or if he really thinks that's how the youth still dress.
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Nov 26, 2017 05:33
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Ah, the rare Mac toon that is merely inept and clunky instead of horrifying, inept and clunky.
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goatface posted:This is confusing. Is he complaining that the EU aren't keeping the promises that were made by the Boris/Gove/Farage axis of evil? I think so, if you look through the last few Bob cartoons on Brexit the new talking point seems to be that the pernicious Europeans are deliberately denying us access to the mythical Good Brexit (that Boris promised us) in favour of arbitrarily increasing the ~Divorce Bill~ and distracting us with trivialities like the Irish border. It's depressing how quickly the Brexiteer consensus has devolved into putting their fingers in their ears and whining that nobody ever told them it would be difficult.
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goatface posted:This is confusing. Is he complaining that the EU aren't keeping the promises that were made by the Boris/Gove/Farage axis of evil? You have to remember. People in favour of leaving the E.U. are the stupidest people on the Earth, exceeding even the current POTUS.
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Observer: "Philip Hammond falls victim to Brexit fall-out – Chris Riddell on the budget – and animal welfare" Sunday Telegraph:  Liam Fox: Northern Irish border cannot be settled until EU trade deal agree After John Gilroy. Independent on Sunday:  Sunday Times: 
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Bob continues harping about the euro threat
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Reminder that while Mac will probably die soon, Bob will be doing his terrible cartoons for 40 more years.
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