Political cartoon: He insisted the green credentials were still there somewhere, just underneath all the gas.

Re: Andy Burnham faces climate revolt after approval of North Sea gas drilling

He insisted the green credentials were still there somewhere, just underneath all the gas.

Source: Guardian Politics

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He insisted the green credentials were still there somewhere, just underneath all the gas.

He was absolutely right about the moral failure — he just couldn't quite place the face.

"I'm afraid the gentlemen are on the menu this evening — and the house always takes a generous service charge."

It's a poor cowboy who blames his own saddle.

The wires, of course, are purely decorative.

Funny what turns up when you lift the rock — but he's assured us he had absolutely no idea they were under there.

"Everything must go — especially before November."

Marvellous news — we're going up in the world, though I'm not sure the family noticed.

Better late than never, Prime Minister.

Don't worry — ours runs on good old British willpower and a spare extension lead.

"I got you something to keep the home fires burning, Vlad."

Don't worry, the government has everything well in hand — specifically, your hands.

The free market: letting people stand on their own two feet, one armchair at a time.

No thank you — I'd much rather drown with dignity.