Why hawking whiskey sold by criminals is the only path to salvation for the West, by Liz Truss

THE world order trembles on the edge of collapse. Only principled politicians attending whiskey launches by convicted criminals at Scunthorpe FC can save it. 

When I was deposed from my rightful office on October 20th, 2022, not that I’m counting the days, and the country lost its greatest prime minister since Disraeli, I found a new mission. Stopping the Blob, ending wokeness, and ultimately saving the West.

It’s a big job. Can I do it? Yes. Can I do it so well I ultimately reverse time, go back to the mini-budget and explain it properly so the markets don’t melt down? I believe so.

Have I found important allies in this fight? Yes. President Trump, obviously. We don’t meet, but we communicate all the time on the astral plane. Cryptocurrency experts. Far-right Hungarian leader Viktor Orban. All of Israel.

Perhaps it seems that Dougie Joyce, a bare-knuckle fighter who beat up a 78-year-old in a pub then got in a subsequent fight at a wake, is another strange bedfellow. Or perhaps he is exactly what true conservatism needs.

For in the fight to get our country back, will we not need footsoldiers? Will those footsoldiers not need to be tanked up on whiskey? Will they not meet as a mob somewhere akin to Glanford Park, home of The Iron?

When I swigged that whiskey from the bottle as a crowd chanted ‘Truss! Truss! Truss!’ as all crowds should, I had a vision. Of once again being MP for South West Norfolk. Of being returned to cabinet. Of swaggering back into Downing Street, cage-fighter by my side.

It is the way forward. I urge everyone in Britain to move to Scunthorpe, acquire a criminal record for violence and get wrecked on whiskey. Because that’s the country I’d like to see.

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Billie Piper already dad's favourite Doctor Who

BEAUTIFUL blonde Billie Piper has immediately become a dad’s most beloved incarnation of the Doctor, he has confirmed.

Despite only appearing on screen for a couple of seconds and saying one line, Piper has already overtaken previous favourites Tom Baker and Peter Capaldi in the estimations of Whovian father Bill McKay, aged 56.

Rewatching Piper’s introduction for a sixth time, McKay said: “Everyone has their Doctor. Mine just happens to be a stunning woman of a similar age to me.

“She was a natural choice as a companion – you want someone torn away from everything they know by a charismatic, unpredictable megalomaniac with unfathomable resources, hire the girl who married Chris Evans at 18 – and she’ll be an even better Doctor now she’s matured.

“How did Rose Tyler become a Time Lord? Will her costume be sexy in a classy way? Combining, perhaps, the underwear of a Victorian harlot with the day-glo miniskirt of a 1960s libertine? I’ve done some sketches.

“Simply by not having appeared since 2010 and dodging annoying overused catchphrases or convoluted storylines she’s well ahead. And now when she needs information instead of overusing the sonic screwdriver she can go undercover in a Metebilis IV strip club.

He added: “Fingers crossed this isn’t just misleading stunt casting. That would look like the show’s in its death throes desperately trying anything to win its viewers back.”