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REUTERSPresident Kim was nothing like the photo in the briefing (Jeremy Fletcher)Perhaps inevitably, this image provided a rich seam of humour.

Much of these drew on the Easter theme:

• The Easter Bunny was most bemused by President Trump’s ‘robot’ dance (Che R. Seabourne)
  
  
• Interrupting his Easter blessing, the President tried in vain to push the rabbit back into the hat (Peter Hutchinson)
  
  
• The Easter Bunny comes face to face with a mythical, folkloric creature (Dawn Rowley-White)
  
  
• I don’t care if you are the Easter Bunny, you’re not having a visa! (Sue Chick)
  
  
• Bunny says ‘No, President Trump, the Easter story is definitely not fake news’ (Stephen Herring)
  
  
• The Easter Bunny? Fake news! (Marc Cooper)
  
  
• ‘What a ridiculous, unrealistic figure of fun,’ exclaimed the Easter Bunny (Kevin Crinks)
  
  
• President Trump informed the Easter Bunny that he was next for the chop (Martin Joss)
  
  
• One is a near-mythical creature with a renowned sexual appetite that only a few believe in, and the other is the Easter Bunny (Chris Goble)

Some readers suggested that the figure with whom the President is pictured is a high-level appointment:

• Bugs Bunny — Trump’s latest CIA supremo (John Saxbee)
  
  
• The latest appointment as National Security Adviser was certainly a surprise (Patrick Irwin)
  
  
• President Trump felt sure that his choice of new Director of the FBI would take all his political opponents by surprise (David Walker)
  
  
• Trump announces new Secretary for Defence (Tom Page)
  
  
• The President swears in his new cabinet (Richard Strudwick)

Others thought that the Presi­dent’s meeting with Kim Jong-un had been brought forward:

• The beauty of the arrangement was that the North Korean leader could confirm or deny his presence as he chose (Patrick Irwin)
  
  
• Kim’s disguise was well O. T. T. (Eric Lishman)

Perhaps President Trump had resorted to desperate measures in relation to the Russian investigation?

• Trump’s preferred candidate for Russia probe special prosecutor made public (Alexander Faludy)

It’s not just the UK that has been subject to Russian interference, it seems:

• Trump was unsure if it was the Easter Bunny or President Putin in disguise about to give him a dodgy egg (Mervyn Cox)
  
  
• President Trump welcomes Bugged Bunny to the White House (John Radford)
  
  
• I know it’s a bunny-trap, but they can’t fool me, I can tell a pinko by the ears (Ray Morris)
  
  
• Got me a new religious adviser for Easter. Mr Putin says he’s great (Stephen Disley)

With this President, a sex scandal is never far away:

• Trump brought along a witness to support his denial that he had ever had an improper relationship with a Bunny Girl (Christopher Tookey)
  
  
• President in Bunny Girl scandal (George Frost)
  
  
• Bunny Girl claims she had a relationship with Donald Trump (John Appleby)
  
  
• Stormy Daniels develops new skills to get to Trump (Richard Hough)

Some other entries that we enjoyed:

• As mid-terms approached, the Democrats identified a credible candidate to run for President (Andrew Greenhough)
  
  
• Fake hare (Simon Court)
  
  
• Alice will be here in a minute or two, and then I’ll begin the Cabinet meeting (Ray Goode)
  
  
• President Trump indicated how high the bar of credibility had to be set (Chris Coupe)
  
  
• After eating the lettuce, the rabbit started on the hand­rail. The carrot top next (Bridget Swan)
  
  
• We’re gonna build a hutch! (Frank Trethewey)
  
  
• Trump publicly thanks his therapist (Rob Packham)
  
  
• I promise to make rabbits great again (Janet Stockton)
  
  
• Well, Vice-­President Bugsy, you’re in charge while I go on vacation (Lynda Sebbage).