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Aries


You will meet someone tomorrow that will change your life in a profound way. Or you could just pay that tax and everything will be back to normal.


Taurus


Unfortunately, the cat got at your charts so the reading has somewhat slewed. Watch out for hairballs, the wrong kind of litter and the smell of tuna. Keep working on that purr, and avoid mice at all times, no matter how tasty they may look.


Gemini


Using a fairground as a metaphor, your life, so far, Has been all swings and roundabouts. From now on it will be dodgems and waltzers. Make of that what you will.


Cancer


You have about 5 minutes left to live by the time you've finished reading this. Just about time for a crafty wank, considering your heart condition


Leo

You need to revisit your childhood trauma. Turns out you were a massive bellend and you need to confront that with honesty and courage. Probably be best to have a few pints beforehand so you can fake the honesty and courage.


Virgo


The person you saw across the packed train this morning. They feel the same way too. And they're in the house right now.


Libra


If life repeatedly gives you lemons you have to worry about who is suggesting replacement items for your on-line supermarket shop


Scorpio


As an intelligent, questioning Scorpio, you've always wondered if ultra processed foods are really that bad for you.  Good news - your curiosity is about to be satisfied.  Always assuming that St. Peter knows what the answer is.


Sagittarius


The heavens are very much in your favour, you are living your best life at the moment. This is as good as it can be.


Depressing thought isn't it ?


Capricorn


The moon is very dominant in your chart this month. You may feel the urge to moon your boss, police officers, your neighbours, and/or members of the clergy. If you do succumb to temptation then you should be aware that a magistrate will have heard the 'it was in my horoscope' defence before, and that it is unlikely to get you off.


Aquarius


You will bring great joy to a number of families this month. So kudos to you for always carrying a donor card


Pisces


You have had recent run ins with a close family member. They have condemned your behaviour and you cannot disagree. They have humiliated you and wounded your pride. And rightly so.



Authors


Simonjjames: Aries, Leo, Virgo


Deskpilot: Scorpio, Pisces


Flasharry: Taurus, Sagittarius,Libra


Sinnick: Cancer


Lockjaw: Gemini, Aquarius




Aries


You will meet someone tomorrow that will change your life in a profound way. Or you could just pay that tax and everything will be back to normal.


Taurus


Unfortunately, the cat got at your charts so the reading has somewhat slewed. Watch out for hairballs, the wrong kind of litter and the smell of tuna. Keep working on that purr, and avoid mice at all times, no matter how tasty they may look.


Gemini


Using a fairground as a metaphor, your life, so far, Has been all swings and roundabouts. From now on it will be dodgems and waltzers. Make of that what you will.


Cancer


You have about 5 minutes left to live by the time you've finished reading this. Just about time for a crafty wank, considering your heart condition


Leo


You need to revisit your childhood trauma. Turns out you were a massive bellend and you need to confront that with honesty and courage. Probably be best to have a few pints beforehand so you can fake the honesty and courage.


Virgo


The person you saw across the packed train this morning. They feel the same way too. And they're in the house right now.


Libra


If life repeatedly gives you lemons you have to worry about who is suggesting replacement items for your on-line supermarket shop


Scorpio


As an intelligent, questioning Scorpio, you've always wondered if ultra processed foods are really that bad for you.  Good news - your curiosity is about to be satisfied.  Always assuming that St. Peter knows what the answer is.


Sagittarius


The heavens are very much in your favour, you are living your best life at the moment. This is as good as it can be.


Depressing thought isn't it ?


Capricorn


The moon is very dominant in your chart this month. You may feel the urge to moon your boss, police officers, your neighbours, and/or members of the clergy. If you do succumb to temptation then you should be aware that a magistrate will have heard the 'it was in my horoscope' defence before, and that it is unlikely to get you off.


Aquarius


You will bring great joy to a number of families this month. So kudos to you for always carrying a donor card


Pisces


You have had recent run ins with a close family member. They have condemned your behaviour and you cannot disagree. They have humiliated you and wounded your pride. And rightly so.


Authors


Simonjjames: Aries, Leo, Virgo


Deskpilot: Scorpio, Pisces


Flasharry: Taurus, Sagittarius,Libra


Sinnick: Cancer


Lockjaw: Gemini, Aquarius





Well Deskpilot has done it again with a very creditable 42. SimonJJames has given Desky a good run for his money, but just fell shy. All the links, the one-liners and the cartoon of the month below as usual



Front Page, News in Brief and Features


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billclay






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Deskpilot










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ian searle



James_Doc




jeremynh











Lockjaw



McDabble



Newsbiscuit Editorial Team




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Rowly




simonjjames


















sinnick



Sir Lupus




Sketchly



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Throngsman












Titus






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Cartoon of the month goes to Lockjaw with Trump reacts to the announcement of Nobel Peace Prize winner


Headlines


Adrian Bamforth   

     

Chelmsford Prison denies sex offender asked for packed lunch

Hamas promise to try and be less murdery

Louvre thieves still trapped in Escher section


apepper     

     

Meerkats and penguins behind Madagascar coup attempt


Benvoleo       

 

Full stop thief to get a long sentence


bobski 


Reform MP complains of non-Aryan model in Nazi cosplay ad


Deskpilot      

 

2p or not 2p, that is the question, Rachel

Airbnb lists 30 room Windsor house at very reasonable rates

Art thieves got in through Louvre window

CofE appoints female archbishop 'in good faith'

Dodgy PPE fails to protect Baroness Mone

Gulliver's Travels fan disappointed by online Swifties group

Israel surprised that Hamas have sent back Shergar

Lecornu to quit and be reappointed on a weekly basis

Lost your AWS internet services? Try asking next door...

Posh coffee £7.50. Posh coffee poured down the drain in Richmond, £157.50

Rachel Reeves panics as Keir Starmer expresses 'full confidence' in her

RFK: well, circumcision made me autistic

Scottish hairdresser fails to get on to curling team

The Andrew formerly known as Prince

The Longer Legs project is making great strides

Things happening in Celebrity Traitors definitely news, says BBC

Tired comedian diagnosed with irony deficiency

Tories promise to abolish Stamp Duty, Europe and gravity

Trump nominated for Nobel Taking The Peace Prize

Weighing machine enthusiast builds scale model

Well Plaid

Westminster council slow to deal with snail farm fraud


dominic_mcg 


Blacksmiths vote to strike while the iron is hot

Bonnie Blue to sue government over “one in, one out” scheme       

Dance student leaves Ballet School with a 2:2

Farage reminds Reform voters to put their clocks back to 1938

Footwear reality show to get reboot


eppursimuove   

         

First Archbishop of Canterbury no bishopric


Granger    

       

New Japanese PM To be known as Stainless Steel Lady?


ian searle      

 

Experts claim Louvre Heist may actually have been a Caper


James_doc    


Cutbacks at military firing range see staff fired


jeremynh    

    

Hadush Kebatu 'honoured' to be elected Labour deputy leader


jim Skinz       

  

Andrew says he'll duke it out over Royal Lodge removal

Church of England introduces Rector points at its gift shops

Judge late for court case blames missed carriage of justice


Joe    

  

Turkish barbers say stop calling us 'Grooming Gangs'


lockjaw   

        

Bouquets for Hyacinth

Diane 'Annie Hall' Keaton dead at 79. Oh, well. La di dah. :(

Jilly Cooper bonked her head


mcdabble      


Cease-fire may include a certain period of resume-fire, says Trump

Gone Dancing

ICE has freed up jobs that shutdown furloughed workers can take, says Trump

Right to free speech to be restricted to protect freedom of expression

Skin colour is not about the colour of your skin, says Jenrick

Starmer challenges Farage to a game of conkers

Zelensky gets Big Orange Nothing


mick turate    


Gaza to become World's largest golf course

Remake of Dixon of Dock Green to portray him as a racist homophobic bigot

Trump awards himself a Trump Peace Prize

Trump imposes 100% tariffs on Nobelia


Midfield Diamond     


‘Brain disorder caused by circumcision’ claims dickhead


Modelmaker  


BBC demands part of the policing budget for the crimes it claims to have investigated

Celebrity chef arrested for poaching salmon

Historians claim the birdman of Alcatraz wasn't trans after all

Rape music DJ charged

Tiddlywinks championships attacker shot by counter-terrorism police

Trump adds 3 more sides to the Pentagon: a strip joint, casino and a brothel


Newsbiscuit Editorial Team 


Rachel Reeves rents house to man named Andrew


Paul L 


UK elastic band company stretched to snapping point


ron cawleyoni 


Andrew still refusing to be dislodged


rowly  


Bra manufacturer goes tits up

Corbyn joins another Pantomime in the run up to Xmas


santosh       

    

Andrew and Epstein masks selling well for Halloween

Prince Andrew will be available for panto this year


simonjjames 


Conservative leader Badenoch pledges to ban climate change

Huge news about area procrastinator later

Prince Andrew to run as Reform UK MP in next by election

Prince Harry called up from reserves into Royals first team


sinnick      

      

Man blames his dyslexia on a misspelt youth


Sir Lupus        


Jenrick wants more white faces as leader of opposition


sketchly      

    

Disappointment and frustration for Starmer as sausages still not released


SteveB 


Apple introduces revolutionary new laptop with no laptop

Follow the Mone-y

White House down


Throngsman  


God fined for pouring rain down coffee drains

Trump deports Habeas Corpus


Titus   


Arrested Louvre thieves ask to be transferred to Chelsmsford Prison - at least temorarily

Baby-rapist singer fails to complete life sentence

British monarch & Pope praying together proves one thing - no-one gives a stuff

Eurostar plans double-decker-bus replacement service

Hamas worried freed Israeli hostages might leave negative Tripadvisor comments

'It's OK to have a mere woman as Archbishop of Canterbury' says C of E

Netanyahu offers to help Trump test nuclear weapons- in Gaza

Prince Andrew urged 'You're in a hole - please keep digging'

Protesters riot outside Chelmsford Prison, demanding 'Why isn't he in here?'

Refurbished White House to incorporate an orangery

Trump ends 1 war in Gaza, and starts 8 more in USA cities


tonymc      

      

Badenoch reveals: 'I identify as a white upper class racist'

Blair suspects Gaza has weapons of mass destruction

GB news to open GoFundMe page for Andrew & Fergie

It's official: Met Police are now run from Tel Aviv

Jenrick highlights whites not intergrating in Hansworth

Jenrick insists, I can be a bigger pillock than Farage

Johnson asks Covid inquiry, What is a Cobra meeting?

Stone tablet shows Hadrian wanted Picts to pay for the wall

Trump insists Mexico will pay to rebuild Gaza

Trump: Moses was quite a guy , but people say I'm better


Walter Eagle  


Met urges Windsor sex offender to hand himself in





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