People have noticed something weird about Jeremy Corbyn's Christmas card
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Jeremy Corbyn's Christmas cards are starting to drop on doorsteps as we speak - and people have noticed something odd in the design.
The festive greeting is a play on the cover of Labour's 2016 election manifesto cover.
But where the manifesto had outlines of a crowd people and the message "For the Many, Not the Few", the card features added yuletide decorations - including antlers, santa hats and cosy-looking scarves.
And it's the scarves that had people confused.
Here's the front of the card:
A couple of them are drawn in such a way as to suggest something decidedly off-brand for pacifist Corbyn.
Two of the figures look a bit like they're holding guns...
But don't worry, the inside confirms Jeremy's still all about peace and happiness
How does it compare with his previous Christmas cards?
Here's the 2016 card:
Corbyn's greeting last year featured a simple, elegant ribbon design of a white dove of peace, holding an olive branch, set on a plain red background.
And if you stand back a bit, you'll spot the hidden message.
The dove's outline spells out '2017'.
Nifty.
And here's 2015's card
Corbyn card
(Image: PA)
Corbyn's 2015 Christmas card featured a wintry scene and a pushbike.
But saw plenty of hidden messages in it.