Why this horrible bigot we interviewed at the bus stop represents every Gorton and Denton voter

WE kept looking. We refused to give up. And eventually we found the one unbelievably thick, nasty and prejudiced voter who reflects the views of all Gorton and Denton voters. 

With the by-election this Thursday, the media have been scouring the area to find an average, typical bigoted voter who holds all the correct opinions for a deprived Northern constituency ready to turn from Labour to Reform.

It was a long and difficult quest, with many voters insisting that local issues matter or that actually, they are not living in abject poverty and are capable of nuanced thought, but finally a true voice of the people has been found.

52-year-old retiree Wayne Hayes is in no way representative of the young, and ethnically diverse demographic of the area, but does produce headline-grabbing soundbites.

He explained: “They come over here on their small boats to molest women and eat swans. Those are my women and those are the King’s swans. Also they molest the swans.

“If Keir Starmer gets in every bloke round here will become a trans woman, not that you’ll know because we’ll all be in burquas. Then he’ll kill us with the assisted dying bill and sell our organs to China to build tax-payer funded day spas for WFH civil servants.

“That’s why I’m voting Reform, er, I mean, I’m an undecided floating voter.”

Asked about Wayne’s claims, Labour spokeswoman Carolyn Ryan notes that economic deprivation and chronic underfunding naturally turns people into Hitler.

“We take Wayne’s points very seriously. It’s people like Wayne we need to convince if we want to hold onto this seat, and no one else.”

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Woman proud that she managed to remain fat through noughties

WATCHING a documentary about America’s Next Top Model and reflecting on the intense pressure to be thin in the 00s, a woman is retrospectively proud of how fat she stayed. 

The Netflix show details the eating disorders, extreme diets and toxic media influence on women to slim down, making 42-year-old size 18 Hannah Tomlinson realise what incredible strength of character she had to withstand it.

She said: “Look at this photo of me in 2008. Look at that hefty frame. What a feminist chubster heroine.

“The tabloids screamed about thigh gaps and shamed Jennifer Aniston every time she dared to eat lunch, but I remained unfazed and out of breath when climbing stairs.

“Even while the fashion for skinny chic raged, chips were the rage round mine. Admittedly, low-rise jeans were not forgiving to my arse and the one time I tried a thong I put the whale in whale-tail.

“But I persevered through size zero, that ordure-obsessed freak Gillian McKeith and that bollocks diet eating Special K twice a day. Women actually fell for that. But I was more resilient, with a healthy body image and unhealthy body.

“I suppose I’m simply so psychologically strong I cannot be influenced. Apart from by KFC adverts.”