Farage: 'Deport everyone and start again'

REFORM UK have announced plans to deport the entire population of the UK then allow them back one by one after screening interviews. 

Nigel Farage has announced that when he wins the next election by a landslide, which requires a mere 8,140 per cent increase on last year’s five seats, he will revoke all citizenship and begin again from scratch.

He continued: “Many of you don’t deserve to be here, and it’s not just down to skin colour. My prejudices run so much deeper than that.

“So we’ve decided it’s fairer to deport everyone then only re-admit those who have the right to reside in Britain based on voting records, search histories and number of England flags affixed, painted onto or otherwise displayed on street furniture.

“We’ll be using a largely empty country like France or Australia as a holding area, I’m sure they won’t mind, and if you don’t pass muster to live in Reform’s new Britain you get to become one of those refugees you’re so compassionate toward.

“‘Indefinite Leave To Remain’? Bollocks to that. Remain lost in 2016.”

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It's normal to text with your phone angled away, agree couple

A COUPLE is in agreement that there is nothing suspicious about covertly typing texts with your phone screen angled away from your partner. 

James Bates and Emma Bradford, who both regularly receive and answer texts they do not explain to each other, believe keeping their screens private shows their relationship is built on trust.

Bates said: “I’m doing it out of love. The harsh light from a phone screen can be really distracting when Kelly’s trying to watch TV or ask me about my day.

“She has enough content to look at on her own phone, without being burdened by even more messages on mine. So I politely read them in privacy right there next to her.”

Howard agreed: “If James peered over my shoulder and read every word I’m sending to people, there would be something seriously wrong between us. He doesn’t need to, and I angle my phone to reflect that.

“Innocent people like us have nothing to hide. However we do also freak out when even gently asked who we’re talking to.”

James then received a text which he explained from work, and they unexpectedly needed him in even though it was 7pm, to which Emma replied: ‘How long for? Exactly three hours? Fine with me,’ before retiring to the bathroom to make a short call.