Cartoon shows David Cameron sitting in a cave holding a large cannabis joint and parphernalia next to a cannabis plant. There is a bubble bursting above his head.
Rowson; Martin George Edmund (1959-); cartoonist and writerDepicts David Cameron hugging a faceless, hoody-clad teenager and saying 'Rejected by society, marginalised and ignored, their antisocial behaviour becomes increasingly disruptive and damaging. Take Micahel Ancram for example...'. Published alongside Comment piece 'This phoney war is no substitute for government', about Brown's (lack of) policies versus Cameron's mass of undefined ones.
Riddell; Chris (1962-); illustrator and writerShows three easter eggs with the faces of politicians. 'Cameron Creme Egg' 'contains absolutely nothing', 'Nest Egg Gordon' 'contains five billion in pension tax' while Ming 'The Milky Bar old Codger' 'contains preservatives'.
Riddell; Chris (1962-); illustrator and writerCartoon shows Tony Blair sitting in an armchair with a box of Kleenex reading the Daily Mail headlined:' SPANK THOSE SAUCY JUDGES' and with the comment' Like everyone else, Ross and his BBC filthmasters must be tied up and tourtured in a righteous ORGY of LUSTY RETRIBUTION'. Behind him is a ' Daily Mail 2006 Maggie calendar showing Margaret Thatcher nude. There is also another picture of her dressed in a tennis outfut. Blair is watching a television showing David Cameron speaking to Jonathan Ross. Ross says to Cameron 'So, David Camewon, would I be wight to descwibe you as one of Bwitain's top-ranking towy politicians?' Cameron replies 'Um...tee hee chaps!'
Rowson; Martin George Edmund (1959-); cartoonist and writerCartoon shows Tony Blair and David Cameron riding a large missile. Blair is holding a feathered top hat with 'LEGACY' written on. Cameron: 'This is absolutely wicked! We have paid the frequent flyer tax, haven't we?'
Rowson; Martin George Edmund (1959-); cartoonist and writerDepicts an undersize David Cameron labelled 'The Jolly Green Pygmy' declaring 'I'm very interested in green issues', next to a towering Margaret Thatcher wielding her 'Iron Lady' handbag, clutching a letter reading 'Dear M, Please come to tea, love C' and declaring 'I'm very interested in blue issues.'
Riddell; Chris (1962-); illustrator and writer