Local elections turn nasty as Tories and UKIP swipe each other’s election boards
(not it’s not satire – honestly) Oooh it’s starting to get nasty in the shires and villages of rural England. …
(not it’s not satire – honestly) Oooh it’s starting to get nasty in the shires and villages of rural England. …
(satire – probably) Liberal Democrats may in future be able to have their missing balls or backbones replaced with ones grown from …
(not satire) I’m usually more of a cock-up and cover-up man than a conspiracy theorist but when it comes to the North …
(satire – barely) David Cameron has reached out to the Tory right by promising to table a Commons vote on encouraging …
(not satire – it’s UKIP!) It’s getting even more difficult than usual to be satirical now that UKIP have got …
(satire) The chancellor George Osborne has defied his critics by narrowly managing to avoid being called a dipstick for a …
(Satire? I’m not really sure anymore) Dear Mr Zuckerberg, I hope you don’t mind me writing to you like this. …
UPDATE – here’s an open letter I’ve written to Mark Zuckerberg about this: Open Letter To Mark Zuckerberg – You …
(satire) French company, ATOS – which was found guilty yesterday of deploying useless crip detectors on behalf of the British …
(not satire – it’s UK today) (UPDATE – Warner is now calling for a £10 a month ‘fee’ to use …
(not satire!) The cancer sufferer in question is actually activist and performance artist Mark McGowan – AKA @ChunkyMark or The …
(not satire – it’s fatcat bankers) What’s sadder than a kid at school who’s being bullied? A kid at school …
(satire – I think) Tory childcare minister Elizabeth Truss has criticised what she called our “chaotic” parliament for breeding what …
(satire – probably) Scientists have intervened at Westminster zoo after scrutinising the chancellor George Osborne’s behaviour and deciding he was exhibiting signs …
(satire – possibly) Authorities have expressed relief at the success of a multi-million pound operation to prevent any references to …
(satire – possibly) Pupils in England should spend more hours at school each day and have shorter holidays in order …
(It’s not satire – it’s the IMF!) On Thursday, the head of the International Monetary Fund, Christine Lagarde, said the fund had …
(not satire – it’s Michael Gove!) Education Secretary Michael Gove likes to make out he’s a placid, well-mannered, affable kind …
(satire – barely) Unemployment in the UK has honoured the memory of Margaret Thatcher’s premiership today by rising to 2.56 …
Clement Richard Attlee was Deputy British Prime Minister during the war years and British Prime Minister from 1945 to 1951. During that time he …
(not satire – it’s the UK media today) You probably won’t have noticed it, but there’s what the military would …
(not satire – it’s the UK today) Well now. Here’s an interesting ranking of countries according to how generous their …
John Bercow, the Commons Speaker, has announced that the bells of Big Ben and the Great Clock at Westminster are to be silenced as …
(satire – possibly) A legal challenge will be launched “fairly soon” over the Scottish government’s decision to grant planning permission …
(not satire) Oh dear. Looks like more bad news for fans of Margaret Thatcher. According to a ComRes poll for …
(satire – probably) In a touching tribute to Margaret Thatcher, groups of former miners have decided to honour her memory …
(not satire) One of the invited guests at Margaret Thatcher’s funeral in London next Wednesday will be her former close colleague …
MEENA’S FAMILY HAVE ISSUED A STATEMENT ASKING EVERYONE TO NOW RESPECT THEIR PRIVACY: . Meena’s family are asking for their …
(Not satire. Or is it? I don’t know any more.) The right-wing press has been getting its collective knickers in …
(satire – probably) Witches across the country are expressing their outrage after left-wing critics of Baroness Thatcher – who died of …