Description
Peter Brookes cartoon showing Jacqui Smith followed by a group of policemen marching in red uniforms after she banned anything blue. The cartoon refers to the embarrassed ministers expenses claim which showed that her husband had billed the taxpayer for his two pay-per-view pornographic films.
Upload Date: 20 Nov 2013
Original Filename: 04_07_2009 - 10.17.22 - TNLLIBRARYTIMES - TTM042301CC(4
Store Filename: 26435762.jpg
Byline: Peter Brookes
Keywords: 04 07 2009 10.17.22 TNLLIBRARYTIMES TTM042301CC(49).jpg CARTOON P123mc96026_1238437565274
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