The big question: what can the different party leaders do for your tits?

AS former breast-expanding hypnotherapist Zack Polanski’s Greens rise in the polls, we examine what political leaders can do for the size, lift and morale of your knockers: 

Zack Polanski, Green Party – ‘Manifest Cleavage’

This man knows jugs. Like his former clients, he’ll have you close your eyes, breathe deeply and picture your cup size expanding naturally, fuelled by mindfulness, oat milk and carbon neutrality. ‘Your breasts are at one with the Earth,’ he murmurs soothingly. ‘They are rising like sea levels or ethically produced sourdough’.

Keir Starmer, Labour Party – ‘A Serious Plan for Serious Breasts’

Starmer has promised a fully-costed strategy for national uplift and vows growth is at the heart of everything he does. Yet so far his policy on boobs is 45 pages of bureaucracy followed by a slight but noticeable reduction in cup size blamed on mismanagement by the previous administration.

Kemi Badenoch, Conservatives – ‘Hard on Woke, Soft on Support’

You’ll get no soft, cushioned uplift from this tough cookie. She worked hard to get her enviable hooters and so will Britain. Left-wing wokeists have led everyone to believe they’re owed magnificent mammaries from the state. Nonsense. Buckle down and you’ll get the tits you deserve.

Ed Davey, Liberal Democrats – ‘Bounce Back’

The Lib Dems will seek proportional representation for your bazookas, meaning they’ll be sized in a ratio based on your frame and hip size. They’re not interested in helping you get them bigger, though Ed Davey is available to go down a waterslide between a huge pair of inflatable honkers if it will get him on the news.

Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana, Your Party – ‘What About Gaza?’

An ideological split. Zarah believes you shouldn’t even be selfishly thinking about your own nipples bursting forth majestically when this country is divided by inequality and Gaza is under siege. Jeremy agrees in theory but this nation’s greatest decade, the 1970s, was a time of big ones and he’d take us back there.

Nigel Farage, Reform UK – ‘British Boobs Are The Best In The World’ 

Likes any tits so long as they’re British. Or, in the case of his own domestic life, French. A surprisingly inclusive policy, undermined by every rack he praises being American.

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How on earth are my 22 St George's flags intimidating? By a disingenuous twat

By Roy Hobbs, patriot and proud Englishman, take that however you like

SO ethnic minority NHS staff doing home visits are intimidated by my flags? I don’t get it. Why be scared of a flag that just means you like England and nothing else?

My St George’s flags are my way of saying I enjoy traditional fried breakfasts, visiting the lovely English countryside, and supporting the Lionesses. Are these people afraid of Chloe Kelly? Please treat that as a genuine question.

I’ve got a few flags, but it’s hardly excessive. The main one is only 9ft across, unobtrusively draped across the front of my house to balance out the other 21. And the neighbours’ flags, but they’re the nicest bunch of shaven-headed angry white blokes you could ever meet.

Sure, if you let your imagination run riot you can read other meanings into the flag. Meanings like ‘Outside football tournaments, this is the chosen symbol of racists who display it at hotel protests and openly call for mass deportation’. Bit of a stretch, though.

If you know your history, you’ll associate it with St George killing a dragon, which is fun for kids. Okay, there were Crusades it was a big part of where we slaughtered Muslims, but focus on the dragon. Are these NHS staff afraid of dragons? I’m pretending to think they might be!

I’ll concede that a few hotheads may have waved St George flags at largely peaceful events involving a small element of rioting, arson and attempted murder. But that’s in the distant past of 2024. I promise you, there are no no-go zones on this estate. They’re only in places with sharia law, like Bradford and Birmingham.

Frankly, if they’re terrified of this country’s flag, they should choose a a less stressful career than the NHS such as pissing off back to where they came from and joining ISIS. But these days, if you make a helpful suggestion like that in perfectly good faith, they’ll call you a racist.