Politics

Why casual racism is a fun and rewarding way for a boy to spend his time: an essay by Nigel Farage, aged 13-and-a-half

SOME boys like conkers. Others playing rugby or collecting stamps. But I believe that casual racism is a hobby which offers joy to every English schoolboy.

How we met: Shabana Mahmood and Tommy Robinson

EACH week we meet a couple with a fascinating story about how their romance began. This week: far-right activist Tommy Robinson and home secretary Shabana Mahmood.

Our asylum policy is Nigel Farage's testicles, says Labour, holding them up

THE government has confirmed its new policy on asylum is a little bit vicious, a little bit Denmark and a little bit Nigel Farage’s gonads taken right out of his red trousers.

We ask you: Which other people should have their taxes put up?

THE country needs revenue and tax rises are forecast in the coming budget. Who, discounting you obviously, should be targeted?

Kicking Starmer out is a pleasure reserved for us, electorate tells Streeting

THE voting public has told Wes Streeting to halt his leadership manoeuvres because ousting Starmer is their job and will be their delight.

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

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

Give him a nasty gold prize: remarkably easy ways for the BBC to defuse the Trump situation

PRESIDENT Trump has threatened to sue the BBC for one billion dollars for saying he did things he actually, provably did. However, he is easily placated.

Every other manager in Britain also under pressure to resign for saying Trump did coup

FOLLOWING a brace of BBC resignations, every other manager in the UK who believed Trump tried to overturn an election is now under pressure to do the same.

Gobshit, and other swears I will be using to sound hard. By Robert Jenrick

SHADOW justice secretary Robert Jenrick has proved his hard man credentials by saying ‘bullshit’ on Good Morning Britain. Here he lists other profanities he is prepared to use. 

Bet this'll distract from my rental scandal, says Reeves

RACHEL Reeves has decided that a programme of massive tax rises is the best way to distract Britain from her renting a home without a licence.