From The BBC.

Lord Mandelson has said he “believes in the future” of the Post Office amid reports it will be encouraged to offer more financial and government services. The BBC understands ministers are keen for the service to develop new areas of business such as providing pictures for new passports and ID cards.

New animation for Channel 4 News here or click image.
Please note that both links use javascript so the window that opens is the same size as the animation. If they don’t work in your browser, click here but you’ll get an expanse of space around the animation.

maybe a bigger version or wallpaper if anyone wants one.
Click on image to see larger. (I’m testing out a new way to view larger images - bear with me.)

“I didn’t avoid paying the TV licence on my second home in the Cotswolds for this type of material! Convert BBC3 to BBCVivaldi, BBCElgar or BBCClassicJimDavidson or abolish the damn thing altogether!”
And do it damn soon! Before my exclamation-mark key wears out!”

Hmmm, well I got that off my chest - Just a little warm-up so I can post a new version of a bad-taste image I first created several years ago and link again to my blue blog, where Blue Blue D’Or will be publishing material which ought never to have been seen (and sometimes hasn’t) on our television screens. This purely in the interests of exposing the depths to which our nation’s broadcasters have sunk (or are about to sink).

We MUST! rise up! We must write to our newspapers! We must campaign to have a ‘complain to OFCOM’ button added to our remote controls. (© Charlie Brooker)
Click here for my blue blog.

Two fine animators/photoshoppers/humourists, eclectech and mushroom have put together this lovely ditty on Jacqui Smith, ID Cards and big brother databases.

Worth a visit, Click HERE.

UPDATE - For anyone who is onside with banning SICK FILTH from our TV screens, there is a new video on my Blue Blog:
Stewart Lee’s outstanding take on poltical correctness and the hero of moral standards in the UK, Richard Littlejohn (the RL bit is about 5 minutes in.)
“I’m sure this chap believes it is political satire but WE all know better. Although the BBC has never broadcast it, I’M SURE THEY WILL ONE DAY. WE SHOULD PROTEST NOW AT ITS FUTURE COMPLICITY IN SPREADING THIS FILTH !”

New animation for Channel 4 News HERE

I quite like this one, relatively simple but very time consuming to create.