Fighting broke out yesterday as dozens of protesters demanding free TV licences for the over 75’s clashed with police. Police who baton charged the rowdy group on at least two occasions, eventually restored order and are reported to have made at least 10 arrests. [read...]
Yesterday BBC’s Time Team began what many believe may be its most ambitious and difficult task to date – the search for Boris Johnson’s integrity. With the intrepid historians still celebrating the successful second reading in Parliament of the Baldrick Bill, [read...]
Readers Digest in association with Conservative central office today launched a series of short, colourful, educational books which they hope will emulate the success of the ladybird books of the past. Aimed at explaining politics to children aged 5-12 years of age in a fun, [read...]
Police were today hunting for 9 people who are suspected of having voted for Ester McVey as the next Prime Minister. The 9 who have not yet been named are said to be highly dangerous and probably mentally unstable. [read...]
After paying private landowners just over £200,000 for a ‘view’ in the Lake District, the National Trust is in talks with the Duke of Buccleuch to purchase or lease a supply of fresh air for use by the local peasants. [read...]
