Boris Johnson’s ‘gags’ for COP26, and Trump’s Taliban jealousy

Andy Davey | twitter/@davycartoons

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in this week Featured CartoonsAndy Davey takes a dig at UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, suggesting that all his big talk about COP26 may not be completely honest. report of differences Johnson and COP26 President Alok Sharma are cited for additional reference. Cartoon on the right For publication in “original idea” that “didn’t make the grade” Wire.
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Peter Brooks | many times

Peter Brooks on former US President Donald Trump’s plans to launch his own social media app. as he announced On the app, he complained that he was blocked from Twitter despite the Taliban’s presence on the social media platform.

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Morton Moreland | Twitter/@mortenmorland

Morton Moreland took a potshot at UK’s Sajid Javid for shutting down strict rules despite a Covid surge.

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Christian Adams | twitter/@adamstoon1

Christine Adams suggests: Reported plans It may not be such a good idea for the UK government to cut the interval between a second Covid shot and a booster dose. Inspiration is drawn from an incident this week, where a truck partially fell into a water body while shooting for a TV series in the UK.

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Dave Brown | Independent

Dave Brown comments on Boris Johnson administration’s reluctance to ‘alternative plan’ – or stricter restrictions – in spite of a worrying Covid situation in the UK.

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