The war on Iran and its consequences dominated last week's toons, with some artists bringing Angela Rayner's insurgency into the equation. Rayner reportedly delivered a damning speech to Labour activists in a Westminster boozer last week, albeit she did not actually name the dear leader she was obliterating. The following quote appears to suggest she is very much gearing up for a leadership challenge after May's looming electoral disaster: "The very survival of the Labour party is at stake. As a party and a movement we cannot hide, we cannot go through the motions in the face of decline. We are running out of time."
Downing Street refused to comment.
Are we ready for Rayner? God help us...
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