now win the peace and this extremely strong phrase underneath he obviously disagrees with tom tom watson tom watson is scaremongering and he's done this sort of very sort of wartime so that's how a lot of cartoonist you pick an image that people know and i think will all guardian readers especially will know that stuff because it's a labor sporting paper and if you're going to show just you yes well maybe not but then how knowledgeable does your audience have to be to understand your cartoons i mean maybe not everyone would remember the name salute have actually given birth to . salut rock war you have to know your audience for example the cost to get there if you want to be a millionaire i think evening standard real dealers will give what it's a syndicated show they're not to vote for but the evening standard read is their average age of thirty seven so that's a very young sort of thing that they would get there are other things they maybe not i wouldn't do this. for the evening standard because i don't think the readers would know what the original report is so you have to sort of self at it wit

tom watson, senior figure, quite such a public way. tom watson, seniorfigure, the quite such a public way. tom watsoniorfigure, the second most senior elected politician in the labour party, jeremy corbyn‘s deputy, sending this e—mail, to all mps, all members of the house of lords, and labour members of the house of lords, essentially being very critical of the party's complaints process around anti—semitism, by implication of course, criticism ofjennie formby, the general secretary. she then responds, sending an e—mail to him, copying in all the parliamentary party, within labour, and is again being very critical of him, accusing him of this vague parallel system, running alongside the complaints process , running alongside the complaints process, saying he is polluting the existing process. these things don't happen in this way very often. i think, if anything, happen in this way very often. i think, ifanything, itjust happen in this way very often. i think, if anything, itjust shows quite how tense things are at the top of the labour party. particularly on that issue of anti—semitism. particularly

tom watson is joining have increased? i think the fact that tom watson isjoining us have increased? i think the fact that tom watsoncant, and he is saying, as indeed many others said some time ago to the chancellor of the exchequer vote for may ‘s withdrawal the basis that it it went back to the british people with remain on the ballot paper, and it is good to see tom watson coming on the march today. now he has got to walk into the lobby with the rest of us, along with jeremy walk into the lobby with the rest of us, along withjeremy corbyn labour party conference. it is the only way through this mess. the petition has been put forward did parliament, it is only advisory, we can see it now, the figure is showing just over 4 million people have signed it. that is the revoked petition, of course. that is different. obviously, you understand, i know. but this is to revoke article 50. in a sense, the vet you are hoping for would have the same effect, in the sense that it would say we are staying in —— vote. i do believe that this great country of ours has made a mistake. the best deal is the current deal we have with t

well, now tom watson has responded tojennie well, now tom watson has responded to jennie formby, saying well, now tom watsony, saying that opacity and delay in the party's process has led to a complete loss of trust. now, it is, naga, very, very rare for i’ows of trust. now, it is, naga, very, very rare for rows like this to happen in quite such a public way, and it shows just how tense it is inside the party at the moment. and it shows just how tense it is inside the party at the momentm really does, tom, and we haven't heard much from jeremy corbyn in reaction to this, but do you think this is just highlighting the tensions between the leader, the deputy leader, and the splits in the party? well, yes, and of course the tensions betweenjeremy corbyn and tom watson, they have been pretty public in recent weeks. tom watson referring to the decision of a jewish mp to leave the party because of the anti—semitism issue, which is a terrible loss. and the interesting thing here is that tom watson, like jeremy corbyn, is a directly —— is directly elected by the party's membership, which essentially means jeremy co