on July 31, 2007
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on July 26, 2007
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If you read nothing else today, read this.
on July 25, 2007
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Courtesy of the well-informed Rod McKie. Having read his post, I like to think that a good idea will survive the end of the person who had it.
In the list of the-gone-someplace-else that Rod has compiled, I have a particular fondness for Doug Marlette, an American editorial cartoonist, who had bags of attitude and which fuelled his powerful, provocative and well-informed drawings.
In Doug’s own words, ‘If Elvis had drawn, he would have drawn cartoons.’
on July 25, 2007
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This morning, the media coverage has reached Oxford. I wonder how the recently flooded people of North Hull, Rotherham, Barnsley, Sheffield, South Yorkshire and Lincolnshire generally are feeling.
This drawing is for Tribune.
on July 24, 2007
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on July 23, 2007
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Here is a brilliant piece of interactivity from graphics journalist Paddy Allen.
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As Paddy’s graphic explains, the water is heading downstream from Wiltshire and the headwaters of the Thames towards major cities like Oxford and Reading.
The Guardian are also reporting that the nuclear weapons establishment at Burghfield in Berkshire is already affected by the flooding.
on July 22, 2007
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Courtesy of photo-journalist Sean Smith and The Guardian. As a short analysis of why nobody wins a war, this is hard to beat.
on July 19, 2007
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This weekend’s publishing event. There is some interesting detail on the economics of the Potter phenomenon here, courtesy of Danuta Kean.
on July 17, 2007
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How could anyone miss the retired John Prescott when Boris Johnson is still so much a part of our public life? The efforts made by our finest cartoonists today, in honour of Bonking Boris’s intended run for Mayor of London, shows the esteem in which this dangerously wily creature is viewed.
Peter Brookes in The Times – Steve Bell in The Guardian and Dave Brown in the Indy
And on something completely different, a hat tip to Nick Garland at the Telegraph for a nice joke – click the picture link under comment too see it.
on July 16, 2007
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Anything that helps you get the idea down clearly is attractive to someone who draws