The Green Menace wants to IMPROVE your living standards and SAVE the planet

THE Green Party monsters currently threatening the country wants to sadistically improve your quality of life, we can reveal. 

Not content with ousting Labour from their bastion of Gorton and Denton, the toxic Green Party wants to upend Britain’s democracy even further by meeting the needs of its constituents with a manifesto based on sustainable living.

Political analyst Denys Finch Hatton said: “They want to look after the most vulnerable members of society and improve the environment. It’s absolutely sickening.

“What about all of the fossil fuel billionaires who will be brutally crushed under their vegan leather jackboots? No, the Green Party’s dastardly policies seem quite content to leave these poor, innocent souls to perish.

“It’s almost like they don’t care about this country’s proud tradition of steadily getting shitter and shitter, a tradition the two-party system proudly upholds. If they have their cruel way then the planet will never become an inhospitable rock and our children will have to grow up without microplastics in their bloodstreams.

“It’s up to the public to band together and vote strategically from here on out. It’s the only way to ensure that the country becomes even more hostile and divided, which is what all true patriots should want.”

MP for Gorton and Denton Hannah Spencer cackled: “We want to build 150,000 social homes a year and achieve net-zero by 2040! And there’s nothing you can do to stop us!”

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Man nostalgic for his 20s, which at the time he hated

A MAN is feeling increasingly nostalgic for his twenties despite having spent the entire decade wishing they would end.

43-year-old Tom Booker has decided that his early adulthood, which was defined by existential dread, financial anxiety and relationship turmoil, was actually the prime of his life in retrospect.

He said: “At the time I was impatiently waiting for everything to fall into place so I could feel like a real adult. God I wish I could go back to those glory days.

“My job was terrible. My prospects were even worse. And I was already lagging far behind my friends when it came to falling in love and buying a house. But compared to now, where things are broadly the same, at least I had hope for the future.

“My twenties really weren’t as terrible as I thought they were. My legs didn’t ache every time I stood up, and my hairline was still on point. Pair that with a complete lack of responsibility and you can see why I miss them so much.

“So what if every day was a battle with my low self-esteem and terrible circumstances? Those are nitpicks. If I zoom way, way out, and only focus on the handful of good memories from that time, they look much better.”

Booker’s friend Martin Bishop said: “Give it 20 years and Tom will be all wistful about his current situation. Which is ridiculous because his life is utter shit.”