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The puzzles editor of the Washington Post is in big trouble after yesterday's Sudoku.  Donald Trump has demanded his resignation, MAGA activists have been burning copies of the paper and ICE investigators are checking his family tree for non-American DNA.


The problems were caused because every row of the Sudoku contain the consecutive digits 8-6-4-7, which is taken to be an exhortation to kill the President.


The puzzles editor has defended his position.  In a scary meeting with the right-wing press, he suggested that - because a Sudoku only uses the digits 1 to 9 - it was inevitable that this would eventually happen. 


The editor gently hinted that some MAGA supporters might be overthinking things a bit, as the sequence 8647 could appear in many places – credit card numbers, licence plates, phone numbers, bank account details.  It was important to remember that the sequence of digits was almost always NOT an exhortation to murder.


In unrelated incidents, the top line of yesterday’s cryptic crossword answers read LOSER and TRUMP, the first column read VOTE DEMOCRAT, and the word ladder puzzle challenged readers to change GOLD into SHIT by changing one letter at a time.




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Britain's water companies have been given the green light to further increase water rates.


One sarcastic householder currently facing eviction for non-payment of utility bills, Ron Perkins from Maidenhead, commented: 'This is brilliant news. Isn't it? I'm so happy on behalf of the shareholders of the companies. I was fearing that despite gouging its customers last year an eye-watering 40% hike in bills, Thames Water was struggling to pay big enough dividends. Looks like they will be still able to ride the gravy train after all. The brass-necked bastards.'


Speaking to the press, a major water company director who obviously hadn't the barefaced cheek to be identified said, 'Do I welcome this news despite my toes curling up even more than Rumpelstiltskin's? Of course I do. I have had my eye on a new Porsche for a while now and if these rises are sanctioned then it's happy days for me. They don't come cheap you know? Will cost at least 2% of my dividend.'


When asked if he didn't feel embarrassed or tin-eared a) over the gross incompetence of his company's performance, and b) the rises being sure to cause the cash-strapped public even more hardship, he added, 'I can get a new Porsche, now. So why the sad face? It's not all bad news.'




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The Clacton by-election has been won by a comedy caricature who doesn't look human, or have any humanity.


The caricature was developed by Nigel Farage, a millionaire commodities trader, as the mainstay for a satirical show called 'BBC News'.


His long running gag-character, a gilded, thin-skinned kleptocrat alien candidate running for election in a constituency he has never been to, in a country he obviously hates, for a people he wants to ethnically cleanse, has been very popular in Clacton.


"I love his costume made of gold and pound notes, which he defrauded me of in front of my face whilst blaming immigrants', said Phillipa, a Clacton resident, "I fall for it every time."


A spokesperson said: “police advised Farage to hold this election, due to a credible threat against his credit-rating.”


This latest antic comes a decade after his famous 'Brexit' caper, where he fooled over 17m UK voters into thinking they'd be "better off" leaving the EU, humorously costing each of them over £3,000 per year.


In a follow-up stunt he convinced them to elect a novelty persona, an incompetent who spoke entirely in pig-latin, Boris Johnson, as a Prime Minister whose toxic and chaotic response to the Covid outbreak likely caused a hilarious 23,000 excess deaths.


Allegations that he looked surprised at these results have been rejected by Farage, who insisted 'that's just how I look'.




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