The post Leveson debate rumbles on, with much talk of regulation, self-regulation and the slighty painful sounding statutory underpinning. So, following on from our earlier round-up of Leveson cartoons, we present further takes on the media story of the year, starting with Morten Morland in The Times.

© Morten Morland. The Times @ Procartoonists.org

Steve Bright in The Sun has a typically colourful take on the topic of crusading celebrities, in which the cartoonist makes a cameo appearance.

© Steve Bright. The Sun @ Procartoonists.org

Matt of the Daily Telegraph has a festive take on Leveson.

© Matt Pritchett. The Daily Telegraph @ Procartoonists.org

Gary Barker in Tribune looks at the fall-out for the key protagonists.

© Gary Barker. Tribune @ Procartoonists.org

Martin Rowson in The Guardian suspects that Rupert Murdoch thinks the Leveson report is good for only one thing.

© Martin Rowson. The Guardian @ Procartoonists.org

Banx in the Financial Times on the notion of, ahem, self-regulation.

© Jeremy Banx. Financial Times @ Procartoonists.org

Mac of the Mail imagines a post-regulation media.

© Stan McMurtry. Daily Mail @ Procartoonists.org

Tim Sanders at Socialist Worker Online wonders who is really in charge.

© Tim Sanders. Socialist Worker Online @ Procartoonists.org

And, just for the LOLs, and as text-messaging turns 20, an older Leveson cartoon from Alex Hughes.

© Alex Hughes. Tribune @ Procartoonists.org

Cartooning has long been associated with the print industry* so it is only natural that the artists have been interested in the Leveson Inquiry report into the Culture, Media and Ethics of the Press. It was delivered yesterday, as Dave Brown of The Independent notes.

© Dave Brown. The Independent @ Procartoonists.org

Bob Moran in The Daily Telegraph imagines Lord Justice Leveson receiving his morning paper.

© Bob Moran. The Daily Telegraph @ Procartoonists.org

Mr Murdoch is a recurring motif in this drawing made by Steve Bell in The Guardian.

© Steve Bell. The Guardian @ Procartoonists.org

Peter Brookes in The Times takes a tangential look at the weaknesses in the job Lord Justice Leveson was asked to do by the Prime Minister, or, in political speak the missing bits of the terms of reference.

© Peter Brookes. The Times @ Procartoonists.org

And why was he asked to make this report? It was something about the power of black and white, thinks Matthew Buck in Tribune.

© Matthew Buck. Tribune @ Procartoonists.org

The coalition Government is already falling out about what the report has recommended, as captured by Andy Davey in The Sun.

© Andy Davey. The Sun @ Procartoonists.org

Clearly, it is time for a drink, courtesy of Jonathan Pugh.

© Pugh. Daily Mail @ Procartoonists.org

Mike Turner makes a (long term) prediction.

© Mike Turner @ Procartoonists.org

The rows resulting from the Leveson report are unlikely to be over by this Christmas, or next.

© Royston Robertson. Reader's Digest 2011 @ Procartoonists.org

If you see anymore work we should note here please let us know in the comments below.

* It’s about more than just paper nowadays.