Political cartoon: "Nothing says fresh start like drilling for more of the old stuff."

Re: Burnham risks first revolt as PM over apparent support for North Sea drilling

"Nothing says fresh start like drilling for more of the old stuff."

Source: Guardian Politics

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"Nothing says fresh start like drilling for more of the old stuff."

Don't worry, the nuclear plant's perfectly safe — it's the tea getting cold that's the real emergency.

"Lovely of you to spare your old mum some pocket money, dear — I'll just pop it straight in the rosette fund."

"Sacré bleu — I think the little Englishman believes we noticed him."

"I'm afraid, sir, being cross about a T-shirt isn't yet a criminal offence — though we're consulting Reform on that."

He'll press play the moment the ratings dip.

Levelling up, one relocated front door at a time.

Ten years younger, and only forty years of savings to go.

One small step for the Chancellor, one giant leap for the weekly shop.

In this administration, calling for the leader's resignation is now considered relevant ministerial experience.

"They're calling me tremendous — I've always said the polls love me."

"Right then — homelessness sorted. Anyone got a bigger hat for the other seventeen things?"

"He shakes hands like he negotiates peace — nobody's biting."

Democracy in action: thirty-four hopefuls, one seat, and not a single serious face among them — allegedly.