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No English Summer, as race for UK PM’s chair & heat waves push up the mercury in England

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In today’s featured cartoon, as UK gears for its next PM, cartoonist Christian Adams alludes to UK Foreign Secretary and PM candidate Lizz Truss’ ideologies and the head-on battle for votes for the PM’s seat. Truss had voted ‘remain’ in the 2016 referendum for the Brexit polls and the cartoonist refers to that in this illustration.

Political Cartoons | Twitter @Cartoon4sale
Political Cartoons | Twitter @Cartoon4sale

In a similar vein, Seamus Jennings takes a dig at the ongoing Tory leadership contest in which Rishi Sunak now holds lead over Lizz Truss.

Dave Brown | Twitter @DaveBrownToons
Dave Brown | Twitter @DaveBrownToons

Dave Brown too refers to the race for the UK PM’s chair with his take on French impressionist artist, Edgar Degas’ style. The illustration draws parallels between Lizz Truss and former British PM Margaret Thatcher.

Peter Brooks | Twitter @BrookesTimes
Peter Brooks | Twitter @BrookesTimes

Peter Brookes refers to the hearing on Donald Trump’s “complete dereliction” of duties during the siege of the Capitol on 6 January, 2021, while he was the President of America.

The Cartoon Movement | Twitter: @cartoonmovement
The Cartoon Movement | Twitter: @cartoonmovement

In an illustration retweeted by the global online platform for editorial cartoons, The Cartoon Movement, Jawad Morad takes a jibe at the heat waves that gripped Londoners, in stark contrast to the usual English summers.

 

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