Guardian cartoonist Steve Bell wrote in the paper yesterday how he was going to concentrate on the new Labour leader's "crazy, staring eyeballs." Today he's transformed Ed Miliband into the Death-Ray Panda.
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- Jon Slattery
- I am a freelance journalist based in the UK and was deputy editor of Press Gazette, the journalists' magazine, from 1993 until 2006. I want to give an independent view on media matters. You can contact me with stories, ideas and comments by email at jon.slattery369@btinternet.com You can also follow me on Twitter @jonslattery
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