Society

My life in Khan's London under sharia law, by a 28-year-old marketing consultant

AS ALL non-Londoners and Donald Trump know, Sadiq Khan brought London under sharia law in 2016. One brave resident writes a diary of his daily oppression:

Bitchy glance more flattering than compliment, women confirm

A WITHERING, up-and-down glance from another woman is more validating than any spoken compliment, women have confirmed.

Everyone delighted to see ex-Dubai dweller on his arse in UK

A FORMER resident of Dubai who is now back in Britain doing badly is the toast of his friendship group, they have confirmed.

The Daily Mash University League Table 2026: we've put Hull above Oxford for a laugh

WHAT is the best university in the country? It’s largely as you’d expect, but we’ve thrown in a few wildcards to con upper middle class kids into spending three years on the Humber.

How to make your teenager the twattiest fresher in halls: A checklist

IT’S almost freshers' week, and as a parent you’ll want to ensure your child is suitably twattish as a student. Here’s how to give them the best start at uni. 

'No country can do pomp and ceremony for a sex predator like Britain'

IT is fashionable to disparage British traditions, but who among us does not feel a swell of pride as a magnificent Royal carriage dating back to 1902 sweeps by containing a bloated orange pussy-grabber?

How many attended Unite the Kingdom in London this weekend? Take our quiz

THE Unite the Kingdom march attracted hotel protestors from across the UK this weekend, but how many? Your political views hold the answer. Answer these questions.

Tube strike leaves city of buses, bikes, cars and taxis unable to get to work

THE RMT walkout has Londoners with absolutely no way they can possibly get to work, not counting all the others.

First guest to turn up at party always worst

THE first person to arrive at any house party is always someone the hosts already regretted inviting, research has shown.

Man officially too old to discuss drugs with younger generation

A MILLENNIAL has accepted his age after attempts to talk about drugs with younger colleagues left him sounding like a police officer.