I read recently in the Guardian newspaper that over Easter, British children each consume, on average, the weight of a newborn baby in chocolate Easter eggs.

Steve Bell is currently exhibiting at the Cartoon Museum in Little Russell Street. As the political cartoonist at the Guardian he uses a mordant humour to expose the sham in political life. This cartoon is one of the panels from a strip he had running whilst the ban on fox-hunting in England was being debated in Parliament, with a vast amount of hot air being generated by the pro-hunting lobby. There are no sacred cows in Bell's observations, and he doesn't pull his punches.

This is one of Berger & Wyse's cartoons. A visit to their website is recommended.