November 18, 2018
Following Theresa May's draft agreement on leaving the EU, there was a spate of government resignations, including the Brexit Secretary, and rumours of a no confidence vote. Any sensible person looking on would only conclude that Brexit has plunged the UK into total chaos.
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November 11, 2018
In a shock move, the Transport Secretary Jo Johnson (brother of Boris) resigned from the cabinet, saying he could not support the Brexit deal that Theresa May was putting forward and would instead push for a second referendum. It felt significant. There was immediately talk of Johnson being the next PM.
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November 4, 2018
Former PM David Cameron apparently has his eye on the role of Foreign Secretary, saying he is "bored sh*tless". Meanwhile, ex-chancellor George Osborne admitted "we did get things wrong". You think?
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October 28, 2018
There was nothing particularly newsworthy that inspired this strip. Just the usual party infighting coupled with a Halloween theme. So there.
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October 21, 2018
Former Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg announced he was leaving the UK to become Facebook's new head of global policy and communications. David Mundell threatened to resign, denied he'd threatened to resign, then threatened to resign again. George Galloway was George Galloway. All a bit pointless really.
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October 13, 2018
Tory buffoon Ross Thomson MP is not too troubled that in post-Brexit Britain food and medicines might be scarce. That's a small price to pay in order to get vacuum cleaners with motors more powerful than 900w - something the EU banned.
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October 6, 2018
Labour's current Scottish branch manager Richard Leonard sacked two high-profile members of his shadow cabinet, Jackie Baillie and Anas Sarwar, apparently over their backing for Kezia Dugdale in her fight with the party over her legal fees.
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September 30, 2018
This week, the UK government appointed a minister for the protection of food supplies, the first time since the second world war. We've come a long way from a Brexit dream to the possibility of rationing.
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September 23, 2018
After EU negotiators humiliated Theresa May by telling her the proposed Chequers deal would not work, the PM came out fighting, accusing them of disrespecting her and not taking her plans seriously. She blamed the EU for a lack of counter proposals, and seriously seemed to believe that it was for the EU to sort out the mess that her own party created.
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September 15, 2018
Willie Rennie announced that the Lib Dems' Scottish branch would vote down the next Scottish budget unless Nicola Sturgeon dropped the idea of a second independence referendum. Meanwhile his Westminster boss said there shouldn't be a second referendum, but if there was it should be followed by a third. Go figure.
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