Cameron: ‘Foreign criminals are good for Britain’

March 4, 2013 in The News by The Editor

Prime Minister David Cameron has said “Foreign criminal gangs from Eastern Europe are good for Britain and the safety of the British people”.

The Queen couldn’t give a shit about Wales

March 4, 2013 in The News by Joe Bloggs

The Queen has been forced to cancel her trip to Wales celebrating St David’s day because she couldn’t give a shit about the place.

Richard Dawkins believes in Santa

March 4, 2013 in The News by Joe Bloggs

Professor Richard Dawkins has said that he believes in Santa and we don’t need proof of his existence.

Secret EU referendum questions leaked by cabinet insider

June 12, 2012 in The News by Joe Bloggs

The Joe Bloggs Times has, through bribery, deception and theft, managed to obtained details of the questions that the British electorate will be asked about the UK’s future relationship with the EU.

BBC coverage of Diamond Jubilee is perfect for the people say stars

June 5, 2012 in Entertainment & Celebrities by Joe Bloggs

Many of our best known stars have come out and said that the BBC commentary of Queen’s Diamond Jubilee celebrations was perfectly pitched for the UK public.

Black Hole found next to the sun

May 12, 2012 in Weird & Wonderful by Joe Bloggs

Recent increases in the activity of the sun have revealed images and videos of an unidentified object circling very close to the sun.

EU ready to impose tax on passing wind

May 7, 2012 in The News by Joe Bloggs

Some recent research indicates that dinosaurs were large enough and plentiful enough to have passed sufficient wind to change the climate. This has led to urgent moves by the EU Commission to implement pre-emptive measures to prevent it happening now.

Speaker John Bercow applauds voter apathy

May 6, 2012 in The News by Joe Bloggs

Talking to Sky News the Speaker of the House of Commons, John Bercow, said that voter apathy helped maintain good government.

Compulsory hazing for MPs

May 5, 2012 in The News by Joe Bloggs

The government is so concerned about the low esteem in which the public hold squabbling politicians that they are looking at ways of making them work more cohesively.