Society

Start simmering your resentment for Christmas, say experts

EXPERTS are urging Britons to start preparing their Christmas arguments no later than 5pm today.

'Shed effect' turns crud into gold

THE success of Bavarian-style Christmas markets is due to a phenomenon that makes crud desirable when placed in a rustic-looking shed.

Falling over 'nothing to be ashamed of'

PEOPLE who fall over often feel a deep sense of humiliation, it has been claimed.

'Spiritual' people to celebrate Christmas in unique and annoying ways

PEOPLE who see themselves as 'spiritual' are to planning mark Christmas in a non-relgious but still irritating fashion.

Listening to gay rights opposition 'like visiting a farm museum'

CAMPAIGNERS against gay rights have a quaint, old world charm, say experts.

Drinking alcohol 'is cheapest way to feel warm'

AS energy costs spiral, householders are relying on alcohol to get a warm feeling.

Most things are viral ads

MOST events, objects and people are actually some sort of viral advertisement, it has emerged.

Census 'confirms only seven white people left in Britain'

THE number of white people in Britain has reached an all-time low of seven, it has been claimed.

New law 'would make newspapers obey law'

NEW legal measures would make it illegal for newspapers to break the law.