'Daily Mail Free Zone' stickers are appearing on trains around the UK

The signs are urging people to be considerate.

THERE IS A mysterious phenomenon occurring in train carriages around the UK.

A rash of stickers that *look* like the Quiet Zone signs… but say something rather different.

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@markthomasinfo spotted on the Bakerloo Line. pic.twitter.com/xaEqdS9rhz
— Andy Khan-Gordon (@greatgordonio) October 18, 2014

Andy Gordon / Twitter

@markthomasinfo Great show last night. This is now in place on a London - Norwich train #DailyMailFreeZone pic.twitter.com/g5nYBYwJok
— Gavin Barber (@gavinbarber) October 18, 2014

Gavin Barber / Twitter

The stickers are the creation of comedian and left-wing political activist Mark Thomas, who sells them in packs via his website.

He suggests that people “do with these as you will”.

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Hmmm… Also, is the icon on the right wearing a gimp mask?

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