In response to the much talked about Tory scribble logo, it seems Labour have responded with a similar logo of their own.

According to my sources, unlike the Tories' new logo, Labour didn't pay £40,000 for their new logo. Instead they chose to use the artistic skills of Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott. A Party Spokesperson explains: "Well we're a party in debt thanks to Tony so we couldn't afford to hire a proper design company, but after seeing the new Tory logo we felt all we needed was a three year old with a crayon. The crayons were easy to get hold of, the problem came when trying to find a three year old. Three year olds just don't want to be associated with this Labour government. Naturally when we couldn't find a willing three year old, the crayon duties were passed on to John Prescott."

It has been said that the new logo in part was an attempt to highlight the social welfare policies of the current Labour party, along with showing a solidarity with the working class and workers' unions. A spokesman for the unions said "we're not buying it. A logo is a logo and can't make up for real policies". David Cameron take note.
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