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Cartoons from The Canary

Nothing seems to stick to Boris Johnson

Ralph Underhill , 23rd March 2023

Brand new information from the Casey Review…

Ralph Underhill , 21st March 2023

Tory policy generator goes brrr

Ralph Underhill , 16th March 2023

A media guide to undermining the NHS

Ralph Underhill , 15th March 2023

Stop the superyachts

Looks like there’s a specific quality you need if you’re going to be a Tory MP

A cartoon with the title "Learn to speak like a Royal". On the left are three images of prince Andrew. The first one has a speech bubble saying "Frogmore Cottage" - with a translation next to it that says "multi-million pound ten bedroom mansion". The second speech bubble says "Sovereign Grant" with a translation next to it which says ""£84 million of public money in benefits". The third speech bubble says "Error of judgement" with a translation next to it of "close relationship with convicted child sex trafficker".

What prince Andrew really means when he opens his mouth

Matt Hancock’s stunning record of competency continues

Ralph Underhill , 1st March 2023

Is the Labour party in the hands of the “right” people?

Ralph Underhill , 23rd February 2023

an award show host holds a BAFTA and says "and the BAFTA goes to... white people!"

And the BAFTA goes to… white people

Ralph Underhill , 21st February 2023

We could all do with a handy Bullshit Translator

Ralph Underhill , 17th February 2023

A cartoon with the title "Two types of leader". On the left are Nicola Sturgeon and Jacinda Ardern, with a speech bubble saying "I've done all I can, maybe it's time for someone new". On the right are Boris Johnson and Donald Trump, with a speech bubble saying: "When I'm re-elected I'll upload my brain into a supercomputer so the world can benefit from my talents forever!"

Public service versus self service

Ralph Underhill , 15th February 2023

Tories take scraping the barrel even further

Ralph Underhill , 10th February 2023

The BP logo is altered to look like stacked paper money. The overhead text reads "burning planet", whilst the text below reads "big profits"

Big profits, burning planet

Ralph Underhill , 7th February 2023

Whatever you say, don’t mention the B-word

Ralph Underhill , 3rd February 2023

Mainstream media up to its old tricks with teachers’ strikes

Ralph Underhill , 1st February 2023

Crisis or capitalism?

Ralph Underhill , 26th January 2023

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