Government Cracks Down On Banking Scandals By Ordering Urgent Name Change Of LIBOR To TRUBOR
(satire) In urgent response to revelations of corruption and abuse by Barclays and other banks of the inter-bank lending rate, known as ‘Libor’, …
(satire) In urgent response to revelations of corruption and abuse by Barclays and other banks of the inter-bank lending rate, known as ‘Libor’, …
(This isn’t satire – believe it or not) As the widening banking scandal in Barclays is breaking, it’s worth remembering that …
(satire) Rupert Murdoch has announced he is to split his troubled News Corporation empire into those businesses run by people …
(satire) Chloe Smith, 30, attacked by rottweiler last night after dog ‘launched at her face’ live on television Girl left alone …
(satire) The prime minister has suggested that young people under the age of 25 could lose the right to housing …
(satire) PM considers scrapping benefits for millionaire footballers who miss penalties as part of £10bn of savings from welfare budget …
(satire) Downing Street has contradicted Nick Clegg by confirming that David Cameron was aware of Michael Gove’s imbecility – even before the education secretary’s …
(satire) Stock markets around the world fell sharply after news broke that Germany had forced Greece out of the Euro …
(satire) The Education Secretary Michael Gove has announced a radical plan to scrap all exams and learning in state schools …
(satire) Nick Clegg is prepared to oppose plans by Michael Gove to replace GCSEs with a two-tier system by voting in the House of Commons to …
(satire) Gordon Brown has admitted New Labour did little to shore up the crisis in celebrity relationships during its 13 …
(satire) David Cameron has let rip at the comedian Jimmy Carr describing him as “morally wrong” for seeking to avoid taxes without bothering …
(satire) Britain may have to seek fresh things to pin the blame on for its own severe economic problems as …
(satire) The Church of England has been accused of homophonaphobia after it issued a warning to the government that controversial …
(satire) The government has announced it is to tackle rising unemployment with a £1bn workfare package designed to get the most disadvantaged …
(satire) One of the UK’s most successful songwriters, Gary Barlow has been made an OBE in the Queen’s birthday honours for …
(satire) A special report on the possible damage which can be caused by excessive banking has said that too much out-of-control banking …
(satire) In an unprecedented hardening of their position against their coalition partners, the Liberal Democrats today showed their anger with David …
A mix-up meant 4 million UK children were left behind in poverty by David Cameron following a Sunday lunch in the …
A man who sent a threatening and highly offensive email to the Conservative MP Louise Mensch after putting on a long white …
The Chancellor, George Osborne, has blamed leading Euro 2012 football championship players – particularly Germany’s and France’s – for the UK’s …
David Cameron’s team may be a mix of young and veteran stars but their chances look slim as the team’s …
A company supplying stewards for the river pageant on Sunday has issued a statement saying it ‘sincerely apologises’ for failing …
The former deputy prime minister Lord Prescott has written to the home secretary to complain after a group of long-term unemployed …
Buckingham Palace says the Duke of Edinburgh has been admitted to hospital with what he claimed was a ‘bladder infection’ …
The political career of Lady Warsi has received another blow after she was referred to the independent adviser by David …
Tony Blair’s former race adviser urges the party to regain the trust of ideological, younger generation by taking its collective …
A parliamentary proposal for the tower housing Big Ben to be renamed in honour of the iconic ocean cruise liner …
Britain is heading for a deeper recession after figures showed the slump in the UK’s all-important prime ministerial competence index had reached its …