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Executive Director of Cartoonists Rights Network International. Co-ordinator at the Scottish Cartoon Art Studio and former president of the Scottish Artists' Union. Member of the Professional Cartoonists' Organisation (UK) and France-Cartoons.

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MOU SNAFU

As Iran and the USA and Israel trade volleys of missile and drone fire, and the war shows every s
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Burning through options

Summer 2026: Europe bakes under record-breaking "heat domes", with concordant excess de
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Covering the cracks

President Trumps' disastrous and widely-mocked renovations of the Reflecting Pool on Washing
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Two worlds, one World Cup

As the FIFA World Cup 2026 concludes, its legacy is twofold.
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On with the rodeo...

As Andy Burnham prepares to become the seventh UK prime minister in a decade, he inherits a Briti
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Paris 2024 stars

Popular figures from the 33rd Olympic Games, Paris 2024
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Nowhere else to go

Cartoonists' work continues to disappear from news media, at least in the Anglophone world.
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Violent fantasies

Following the fatal shooting of youth Nahel Merzouk by police officers, civil unrest and further

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Quite hot enough

Summer 2023: Lethal heatwaves have hit Mediterranean nations, forcing people indoors and leading

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History of Art

Generative AI continues apace and threatens to replace many forms of artwork.
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Clusterfuck

In an effort to hasten the defeat of Russian troops in Ukraine, US President commits to sending c
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Succession - part 2

Rishi Sunak has been selected as leader of the Conservative & Unionist Party and, in effect,

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UK leaders

Twelve years of Conservative rule, three prime ministers in just half that time, and following Da
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Here we go again, Scotland.

As the UK's leadership changes for the fourth time in six years, First Minister of Scotland

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Head held high

Following a many weeks of unrest among his Conservative party colleagues, British prime minister

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