Politics

‘We always hoped that one day our suffering would be used to help struggling corporate landlords’, admits man who survived the Blitz

Thumbnail image for ‘We always hoped that one day our suffering would be used to help struggling corporate landlords’, admits man who survived the Blitz

A 94-year-old man who lived through the Blitz has spoken of his delight that the government is using second world war imagery to encourage people back to the office to help the depreciating property portfolios of struggling corporate landlords.

Read the full article →

Boris to save Christmas by writing ‘Christmas has been saved’ on a bus

Thumbnail image for Boris to save Christmas by writing ‘Christmas has been saved’ on a bus

The Prime Minister will ensure everyone has a happy Christmas by writing more lies on the side of a big red bus.

Read the full article →

New Winter of Discontent will ‘level up’ the original, promises Government

Thumbnail image for New Winter of Discontent will ‘level up’ the original, promises Government

Britain’s forthcoming Winter of Discontent will not be a direct sequel to the 1978 effort but will take the themes of shortages, unhappiness and death to the next level.

Read the full article →

Hell of Brexit worth it to reach sunlit uplands of Brexit, insist Tories

Thumbnail image for Hell of Brexit worth it to reach sunlit uplands of Brexit, insist Tories

Enduring the hellish reality of Brexit is worth it in order to reach the sunlit uplands of Brexit, government ministers have insisted today.

Read the full article →

Don’t leave servants on standby: Jacob Rees-Mogg’s guide to reducing household bills

Thumbnail image for Don’t leave servants on standby: Jacob Rees-Mogg’s guide to reducing household bills

With energy bills set to rocket, man of the people Jacob Rees-Mogg offers some valuable financial advice.

Read the full article →

Brexiters fearful that Brexit has threatened the supply chain for foreigner scapegoats

Thumbnail image for Brexiters fearful that Brexit has threatened the supply chain for foreigner scapegoats

Staunch supporters of Brexit have been left deeply troubled after a leaked government report stated that crashing out of the EU has severely limited the supply of people and institutions that they routinely hold responsible for every aspect of modern life that makes them angry.

Read the full article →

Man criticising people on benefits for having flat screen TVs urged to try buying one using a cathode ray tube

Thumbnail image for Man criticising people on benefits for having flat screen TVs urged to try buying one using a cathode ray tube

A man who says losing £20 a week in Universal Credit shouldn’t be too much of a problem for benefit claimants who have flat-screen televisions, has been tasked with finding a shop that will sell him any other kind.

Read the full article →

Food bank users have a whip round for Tory MP who said he struggles to get by on £81,932 salary

Thumbnail image for Food bank users have a whip round for Tory MP who said he struggles to get by on £81,932 salary

Food bank users are today giving donations to help a Conservative MP who has bravely admitted that he is also struggling to get by on his meagre salary.

Read the full article →

New discoveries show ancient Maya saw droughts as a necessary change of direction towards a high wage, large temple society

Thumbnail image for New discoveries show ancient Maya saw droughts as a necessary change of direction towards a high wage, large temple society

Recent translations of Mayan glyphs show that, just before their civilisation utterly collapsed, Maya kings told their subjects that starvation was a short term adjustment and to have faith in their policy of boosterism and cutting out the hearts of foreigners

Read the full article →

Keir Starmer still telling his toolmaker joke

Thumbnail image for Keir Starmer still telling his toolmaker joke

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer is still telling his toolmaker joke he used during his conference speech.

Read the full article →

← Previous Entries

Next Entries →