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A recent poll has shown that badgers are increasingly likely to vote for Nigel Farage after the privileged twit (Check spelling, Ed) declared his love of fox-hunting.


‘They come round ‘ere, eating our chickens’ said Brock (they’re all called Brock, it keeps HMRC at bay), a badger in Sussex, ‘and what does Starmer do? Buys them all dinner! Takes ‘em to the pictures! I tell ya, them foxes better watch aart’.


Badger droppings have been found in High Streets all over England in a coordinated effort known as Operation Shit the Street. Local people tut and walk round the badger poo but have been advised not to confront the badgers as they like a fight. And they’re a bit thick.


Badgers don’t actually have the vote, but nevertheless Keir Starmer has announced plans to woo them. He’s like that. He is also rumoured to be learning to ride to hounds in a frantic bid to emulate his obvious man-crush, Nigel.


Strange times.




The Russian foreign minister Sergey Lavrov has offered Russian help in the announced enquiry into foreign interference.


'It is a terrible thing if a Sovereign State's business is interfered in,' he said today, 'and it looks like the UK might have UK politicians involved. You won't know who to trust, so it's best to let an independent country run your investigation.  We in Russia will be happy to help, we'll look at all the evidence available about your politicians, in fact we might even look at your copies too, and we'll identify who is most likely to be compromised,' he added.  'We can complete that part of the enquiry by six pm, if that helps,' he noted.


Senior current and former British politicians including Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson have welcomed the enquiry and urged the government to hand over the job to Russia.  'We know the Russians well,' said spokespeople for both politicians.  'Very well, indeed.'


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