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A cross party select committee has reluctantly concluded that Taylor Swift hasn't been awarded a multi-billion pound contract to supply the government with faulty goods, that there is zero evidence that she has been offered let alone accepted a plum job advising the government on how to privatise the NHS to her benefit, nor is there any reason to believe HOLAC, the House of Lords Appointments Commission has had any reason to accept or reject a peerage nomination for Ms Swift despite her being far more relevant than, say, Charlotte Owen.



The select committee spokesperson says they have been trying very, very hard to support the outrage being fuelled by mainstream media but deny their diligence is directly proportional to the fact that they comprise the sum total of MPs who didn't get offered tickets.



Cheesed-off business leaders have started a campaign against the increase in employers NI that is likely to be in the budget later this month.



One fat cat told us, ‘If our costs go up, then we will have to put our prices up. A big mac could hit five quid. Tea in a National Trust café could hit six quid. Scones could be a fiver each. It’s not going to be pretty. This will fuel inflation and cause a wage price spiral that could see Russia invading Moldova and the melting of all the arctic ice.



‘Luckily, there is still time for the chancellor to see sense, and to decide to cut benefits for work-shy dossers instead. If she could see her way clear to doing that, then we can happily keep paying for government ministers to have smart new clothes, designer spectacles, gig tickets, and Premier League football boxes. Simples.’



It was revealed today that Edward J Smith, captain of the Titanic, gave a press conference an hour or so after striking the iceberg.



”OK, I concede the first 100 hours of the voyage have been choppy,” said the bearded mariner, as the water lapped around his ankles. “But hey, that’s the business we’re in. A ship in harbour is safe, but that’s not what ships are built for, am I right?



”It about taking the tough decisions, even when they aren’t popular. And from what I’ve since heard from the crew and passengers, driving the ship into an iceberg definitely wasn’t popular.



”But believe me, these little setbacks you’re all obsessed with now will be completely forgotten once we arrive triumphantly in New York, where cheering crowds and brass bands await us.”



The rest of his speech was lost as the waters closed above his head, though some witnesses claim he said “At least I didn’t lead a left wing party into power and then kick pensioners in the teeth.”


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