Can you work out which of these cards was sent by each of the following political Leaders Natalie Bennett David Cameron Jeremy Corbyn Tim Fallon Nicola Sturgeon What does each image say about the individual leaders ID: 653701
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MERRY CHRISTMAS!!
Can you work out which of these cards was sent by each of the following political Leaders?
Natalie Bennett
David Cameron
Jeremy
Corbyn
Tim FallonNicola SturgeonWhat does each image say about the individual leaders?Slide2
David Cameron
went for a photo with his wife Samantha outside Downing Street in the aftermath of the Tories' election victory. They had just returned from visiting the Queen after the Conservatives defied the polls to secure an overall majority.Slide3
Labour's Jeremy
Corbyn
opted for this winter scene, a stock photo taken in London after heavy snowfall in 2009. The back of the card saw Labour's traditional red rose replaced by a sprig of holly.Slide4
Schoolgirl Ami Woodburn won a competition to design Lib Dem leader Tim
Farron's
card.Slide5
Children's character Katie Morag is featured on First Minister Nicola Sturgeon's card, showing children from around the world being welcomed to her official residence, Bute House in Edinburgh.Slide6
Green Party leader Natalie Bennett opted for the work of Leeds artist Eva
Mileusnic
to feature on the front of her 2015 Christmas card. It features a collage of different nationalities in their national dress on a vintage map of Britain, which Ms Bennett said celebrated the contributions made by a "wide range of diverse backgrounds".