We ask you: what was your personal highlight of Trump’s first 100 days?

PRESIDENT Trump has celebrated his first 100 days in office with a series of rambling interviews, but what’s your highlight so far?  

Susan Traherne, air hostess: “I liked when he ended wokeness by replacing it with fascism. For me it was well worth the trade.”

Jo Kramer, sandwich artist: “The Canadian election just beats sending Tesla’s share price into a death spiral, with strengthening Britain’s ties with the EU a close third.”

Jim Bates, car salesman: “I’d go for sending Katy Perry and her squad of Hillary-supporting Hollywood whores into space to toil in his galactic gulag, sweating and filthy and wearing foil bikinis. Didn’t happen, but neither did any of his other achievements.”

Helen Archer, copywriter: “Tariffs were brilliant. I loved the way he’d not thought any of it through.”

Martin Bishop, glazier: “There was this one night Arsenal won seven-nil, I’d had eight cans and a korma but was still able to rise to the occasion and shag the wife. That counts.”

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You're going to copy my hair and it's going to look shit, says Kate

PRINCESS Kate has informed you that your upcoming attempt to imitate her gorgeous blonde highlights will look awful.

The Princess of Wales, on unveiling her sun-kissed summer look, confirmed she has foreseen the inevitable series of events where you fawn over it, try to recreate it on your pathetic budget, then cry alone in the bathroom.

She continued: “You really think you can pull off being brunette with the faintest whisper of honeyed blonde? Don’t make me laugh.

“This colour didn’t come from a box or by swimming in chlorine, or whatever it is you do with your matted pelt. It was applied strand-by-strand by angels already in awe of the canvas they were working with.

“I understand your envy. They’re calling it ‘bronde’. They’ve had to coin a new word for the sheer paradigm shift of my style. Believing you could recreate it with a stylist named Sophie who rents a chair by the half-day is the purest folly.

“Remember how you looked when you tried to copy my wardrobe? Your face crumpling in the mirror as you tried that cheap copy of my dress on? Remember the shame.

“You may bask in its glow briefly. Then stick to your own hag-like style, it suits you.”