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The government must do more to promote integration and look away from problems caused by Conservative rhetoric out of a fear of the “small minded bigots” researchers have reported today. 


Researchers warned that Conservative ideals all across England were far too high, adding that "if people listen to them too much, we’ll have a turbo charged Thatcher on our hands”.


In a week when Conservatives warned of a “fragmented society” and “seeing too many non-white faces”, it easy to see how Conservative levels can quickly get out of hand.


The researchers went on: “One day they’re talking about wanting to live in a country where people are properly integrated and the next they want immigrants shot for thinking about littering. There are whole swathes of society which are effectively no go areas due to twitching curtains, excessive Daily Mail panic and an almost fanatical obsession with housing prices and inheritance tax. These people just won’t integrate!”


The Conservative leader, Kemi Badenoch, has dismissed the research and said the UK is “doooooommmmeeedddd, doomed I tells you!”





There is outrage that Ellie Kildunne is just a bloody good rugby player and appears to be neither homosexual, transgender, transsexual, nonbinary nor a ranting feminist. Neither is she black or even foreign - being from Yorkshire doesn't really count. As one outraged campaigner said, 'How DARE she not be any of those things? Hasn't she got any self-respect?


A Daily Mail spokesman raged that Ellie is left handed. Left - bloody - handed!


H/T to Deskpilot



After his disappointing exit from Wimbledon, sports journalists across the country are feverishly checking Jack Draper's genealogical records in an attempt to find any of his antecedents who weren't English.


Max Slyme from the Daily Mail said: 'We perked up when we found Jack had a great great great uncle Hamish on his father's side. We'd already come up with our headline - Dour Scot crashes out in third round - only to find out this Hamish was born in Thames Ditton.


'But you have to admit, it looks suspicious and has given us hope. We'll keep digging even if we have to go back to the Stone Age. There's got to have been someone born north of Hadrian's Wall in Draper's family tree. There must be.'




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