Immigrants criticising any aspect of Britain to be sent home immediately

CRITICISING any of Britain’s many, many flaws will see immigrants shipped off for sheer bloody ingratitude, the government has announced.

Whinging about this country’s rubbish weather, inadequate housing system, lengthy NHS waiting lists, potholes and expensive trains will all be deemed exile-worthy offenses under the sweeping new policy.

A Home Office spokesperson said: “Britain is a welcoming country. So long as you foreign freaks choke down its myriad failings without so much as a sneer.

“Only true British natives are allowed to grumble about our awful way of life. If you don’t like our extortionate cost of living and oppressive class system, you can piss off back to whichever backwater you came from. I’m guessing France?

“Our enforcement officers are ready to swoop into action if they see an immigrant so much as tut at a soggy Yorkshire pudding. It’ll be the one service in this country that actually works, but Johnny Foreigner will probably find fault with that, too.

“If they pass a citizenship test they can moan about parking and Piers Morgan. It has to be in English though, do it in Welsh and they’ll be banged up for life.”

Immigrant Tom Booker said: “Britain’s not perfect, but it has a world-class immigrant-hating infrastructure. That’s why we all cross the Channel, to see it for real.”

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Men who spent entire 1970s joking about Dolly Parton's breasts also in mourning

THE men who spent an entire decade joking about, and thinking about, Dolly Parton’s spectacular bosom are also mourning her today.

While their grief is making few headlines, a whole generation for whom Parton was the go-to reference for larger-chested ladies are feeling the loss keenly and admitted they have lost an irreplaceable part of their world.

Tom Booker, aged 56, said: “From the first moment I understood some women have bigger boobs and that makes them desirable, Dolly was there.

“The 70s were a very breast-centric decade. The arse had barely been discovered then. But however busty a woman was, she was measured against the original when men said she was ‘like Dolly bloody Parton’, and found wanting.

“I grew up with Dolly as a vision of femininity women aspired to be and men referenced as the ultimate top-heavy icon. Did I know she was a genius songwriter? Not strictly, no. It didn’t come up in those circles.

“I mourn Dolly as a musician, a philanthropist, and as the woman who taught me to dream of a really large pair, vastly overspilling the hands. And that’s as valid as anyone else.”

He added: “Though I’ve never understood how her theme park Dollywood worked, in a practical sense. Was there some kind of cleavage rollercoaster?”