War
Insane Clerics To Use Conference Calls
FUNDAMENTALIST Muslim clerics last night vowed to preach their message of hate via conference calls.
Councils Invested £1bn In Tiny Volcano Surrounded By Fish
LOCAL authorities across the UK were yesterday stunned to discover that Iceland is nothing more than a volcano surrounded by two million haddock.
If Only We'd Had More Idiot Actresses, Says Mcguinness
THE IRA would have succeeded in driving the British from Ulster if it had recruited just one more dimwit actress, Sinn Féin's Martin McGuinness claimed last night.
Al Qaeda To Fire Fat Guy At Canary Wharf
THE only thing more dangerous to the UK than terrorism and obesity is a combination of the two, experts said last night.
Army Can't Fight 14 Wars At Once, Says Duke Of Wellington
London, 26th of June, 1814
HIS Grace the Duke of Wellington has implored Parliament to limit the active engagement of the British Army from the current obligation of 14 wars to a mere eight.
Nuclear Submarine Found On Train
THE government faced fresh embarrassment last night after a Vanguard class nuclear submarine was found on board a commuter train.
Al-Qaeda Documents Could Have Been Found By A Frenchman, Say MPs
TOP-secret documents left on a Surrey commuter train could have been picked up by anyone, even a Frenchman, MPs said last night.
Taliban In Retreat From Nancy Boy Actors
TALIBAN forces in southern Afghanistan were in retreat last night after a fresh offensive by Britain's nancy boy actors.
Terrorists Can Hold Their Breath For 41 Days, Claims Brown
GORDON Brown has quashed a backbench rebellion over the detention of terror suspects after revealing that terrorists can hold their breath for exactly 41 days.
Europeans Have Appalling Taste In Music, Say Experts
PEOPLE from continental Europe have the most dreadful taste in music, experts said last night.
MI5 Agents Demand Pay Increase
BRITAIN'S spies are demanding a 25% pay increase to prevent their wives having to work as whores.
Majority Of Iraqis Expect To Still Be Alive By Lunchtime
THE number of Iraqis expecting to still be alive by lunchtime has risen to an all-time high, an upbeat new survey shows.