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Aries


You will go to bed expecting WW3 will happen in your sleep; and that you'll wake up dead, however the Today programme will reveal that Trump was full of crap and his threats were as hollow as his head.


Taurus


Stop lying about liking aubergines, it will end up in a 35 year relationship with a Greek man that will be a bit of trial, to be honest.


Gemini


Your best professions are PR and hermits. Your adversaries are journalists, TV executives, family members and the public. Everyone, basically.


Cancer


A lot of doors will open for you this month. Unfortunately for you, they will then be locked behind you. Naughty, naughty.


Leo


The black dog that stalks the dark recesses of your psyche demands to be let out, if only to play a game of "Fetch".


Embrace the misery and despair : it will be excellent preparation for the Football World Cup, Eurovision and whatever new form of odious bile Nigel Farage manages to exude.


Virgo


Financially, you may be in a difficult situation, with considerable outgoings but limited money coming in. Your idea that 'something will turn up' may not be realistic. Consider if you really need a grade II listed house with 30 rooms and 7 bedrooms. Are you sure you can still afford it?


Libra


You will exude animal magnetism this month. Unfortunately, it won't extend to humans. I'd postpone that trip to the gorilla sanctuary in the DRC, if I was you.


Scorpio


Don't go through the Green Door - Shakin' Stevens was wrong. Worlds of pain.


Sagittarius


Something significant will happen to you this month. For the life of me, I can't work out what it is. Silly me. If I work it out, I'll get back to you. Here's hoping its something good!


Capricorn


We should all strive to improve ourselves, but just relying on plastic surgery is not the answer. Trout lips look terrible on everyone except trout, and who wants to go around kissing fish ? Well, apart from Tony S of Lewisham. Nutter.


Aquarius


Vileda, Proplas, Pegdev, Oxo Pro, Red Gorilla, JMS. OK, that's a bucket list, but not one that is people would normally associate with a sense of adventure. But, hey, it's your life. If that's what turns you on, go for it!


Pisces


Aliens. It's always aliens. Or possibly Reform, or even peer group pressure, you are incapable of making a poor decision, ever. See ? Now that's sarcasm …



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Deskpilot: Gemini, Virgo


Flasharry: Leo,Scorpio,Pisces


Lockjaw: Cancer, Libra, Sagittarius, Aquarius


Modelmaker: Aries


Simonjjames: Taurus







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March 2025


Back in March 2025 UK politics was still about ‘tough decisions’, with the government slashing some benefit payments, including personal independence payments (PIPs). It also scrapped NHS England because the Departnent for Health can do all of its work cheaper and better. There was an embarrassing prison escape which turned out to be less of a one-off and more of a regular thing. And three Bulgarians are found guilty of spying for Russia.


In the US, Donald Trump famously invited Voldymyr Zelenskyy to the White House, and was then extremely rude to him, with JD Vance egging him on. Donald’s well thought-through solution to the war was to give Russia large chunks of Ukraine as a down payment, until Putin could come back for the rest of the country. Donald continued to lay claim Greenland, and to moan about Mexico. Avian flu was running riot and Americans were moaning about the price of eggs. Meanwhile, on Netflix, Meghan Markle was just moaning.


In international news, beyond the things and places being messed up by the USA, the Pope was in hospital with pneumonia. Maybe that was America’s fault as well. And the BBC was criticised for serious flaws in a documentary about Gaza, prompting the usual calls for heads on sticks.


Here is a selection of the top NewsBiscuit stories from March 2025. Click through to read the stories and see the author credits. Scroll down to see some of the month’s best headlines.


UK politics


American news


Other news



Headlines

     

UK politics

Prison admits escaped convict asked for packed lunch

Charles feigns illness to avoid trip to Birmingham

Government restores political interference to the NHS

Boris Johnson marks fifth anniversary of Covid with cheese and wine party

Russian spies in Great Yarmouth? - Norfolk enchants

VE day, 80 years of peace if you don't count Korea, Falklands, Iraq, Afghanistan, Ireland


The world of work

Baker sacked for putting her hair in a bun

Struggling doorbell company asks staff to push harder

Excited dressmaker is frilled to bits

Etch A Sketch company to undergo 'shake up'


US politics and war in Ukraine

US partial ceasefire: Ukraine stops shooting, Russia doesn't

Trump rethinks wall plan as CIA says Mexicans have ladders

Yanks argue whether their chicken or egg shortage came first

Russia keen on 'big piece' deal

Donald Trump has entered the chat... bomb emoji, smiley face emoji

Trump promises Greenlanders their own Reservations and cheap liquor


Other news

Bed-blocker Pope to be discharged from hospital

M1 closed after lorry carrying shedloads of sheds, sheds load of sheds

City of culture now awash with yoghurt

I wasn't expecting the AA man - he gave me a start

Origami disaster - events still unfolding




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