Dame Janet Smith, a former appeal court judge, heading the investigation into culture and practice at the BBC in the aftermath of the Jimmy Savile scandal, has confirmed that all new suspects will be unveiled using Scooby-Doo tactics centred-on the public unmasking of celebrities.
Posted: Nov 6th, 2012
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In a historic address to the Conservative Party 1922 committee, David Cameron has promised to introduce legisation to control the cost of tradional staple foods such as Wagyu steak, caviar, white truffles and matsutake mushrooms. ‘The cost of these is spiralling out of control,’ complained Cameron. ‘So I am proposing urgent legislation which will limit [...]
Posted: Oct 20th, 2012
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Daily Mail reporters have accused Jimmy Savile and his beloved mother, known affectionately by him as ‘The Duchess’, of lacking real royal credentials and being ‘made-up members of the aristocracy.’
Posted: Oct 17th, 2012
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Lance Armstrong has said that he intends to use lie-detector tests to prove to the world that he did not systematically dope during his record-breaking seven Tour de France victories, after finding that a cocktail of drugs can give him a competitive edge in lie-detector tests.
Posted: Oct 16th, 2012
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Tony Norris from Stockport has been unveiled as the UK’s most unpopular man following the decision by Groupon, and even global spam emailers, to refrain from attempting to contact him.
Posted: Sep 28th, 2012
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