Unfortunately your prior response to my complaint is factually incorrect, on two points.

Firstly, you claim that Gavin Williamson was superimposed on the Moscow backdrop similarly to the way that I am complaining about. I reject the claim that this was done in any similar way. While they were both superimposed on the same Moscow backdrop, the picture chosen of Mr Williamson was not one wearing clothes that could be mistaken especially when desaturated or darkened for Russian clothing like the photo of Mr Corbyn, nor was he recoloured in the way Mr Corbyn was in order to make him appear more “part of the scene”. In addition, Mr Williamson was located in such a way to suggest he was rejecting Moscow, whereas Mr Corbyn was located directly next to the Kremlin.

Secondly, you claim that the photo of Mr Corbyn was not altered in any way. This is also incorrect. The image of Mr Corbyn was recoloured more red and darkened, as is  demonstrated https://twitter.com/UK_LDC/status/974706602447122433. While this seems trivial, it does mean your claim that it was not altered in any way is incorrect, and I would also suggest it makes Mr Corbyn seem more part of the Moscow scene.

I would like this complaint to be escalated as your previous response was factually incorrect.