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Reform UK Ltd. will now be formed into individual cells where each Reform member is only associated with two others. Thereby if one member is doing something “ a bit naughty” or “ treasonous” then all knowledge of their existence can be happily denied by the rest of the organisation. Lee Anderson might form a cell on his own because of that smirk he does every time he farts.


The Senior Directors of the Reform UK business model are to be protected at all costs of being racist-adjacent or in the vicinity of bribes. The new policy emphasises 'full opacity' as transparency might hinder project Make Nigel Wealthy Again.


Distancing phrases like “She only made the tea”, “Who’s he?” and “Lots of people stand behind me whilst I am photographed celebrating Brexit” will be much more common.


Even if a high-ranking regional commander - of, say, an entire country like Wales - is arrested, they will be distanced from other senior members and Farage damage will be minimal. The use of this cellular structure limits the harm caused by hostile groups, such as investigative journalists and voters with critical thinking abilities.


Nigel Farage promptly explained every detail in a free party-political press conference available on all major channels.




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A spokesman for the Prime Minister has provided a press release confirming that the PM will be joining Reform 'sometime soon, probably before the next election.'  He said Starmer had paid Nigel Farage for membership already, apparently they were next to each other waiting to vote on something and Farage accepted £23 'for cash'.  The PM, apparently had been waiting for an opportunity to do it, but never seemed to catch the Reform leader in the House of Commons that often and despite travelling a lot, couldn't match Farage's travel plans.


'He doesn't agree with Reform's policies, such as they are,' the spokesman said, 'but he liked the idea of not having to turn up for work much, getting away with bare-faced lying and is yet to be approached by Russia for an off-the-books contract just for saying words that aren't hurty to Putin,' he added.  Apparently his work ethic might be an issue, he's only ever held one job at a time, let alone 12 or 13, and has an unfortunate habit of not copying whatever Trump, for example, says.  'I'm sure it's just a training issue,' said the spokesman, agreeing that Farage is unlikely to be arsed providing it.


Urgent Update:  The spokesman for the Prime Minister has apologised for issuing a press release produced using AI.  'Apparently the AI language models aren't fully up to speed yet and the one an aide used has been trained largely on satirical websites,' he said.  So that's alright then, as you were and don't believe press releases.  Especially if they use NewsBiscuit to train on.  Tsk.

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Mancunius Burnum, one of the most popular members of the Roman senate, has denied that he is anything but 100% supportive of “that useless twat” Julius Starmer.


“Believe me, I have no ambitions to be leader myself,” he told reporters from the Daily Praetorian, while sharpening his knife. “And everyone on my leadership campaign team will tell you the same.”


He then proceeded up the Palatine Hill to the Forum, where he stabbed Starmer in the back, though he insisted he was merely trying to be supportive.


“I thought he was about to fall - he’s been declining for some time - so I put my hand out to help. Totally forgot I was holding the knife! How stupid do I feel?”


However, some commentators worry Starmer’s death may benefit the populist Faragus Octavian more than Burnum, as his anti-immigrant message resonates with many among the plebeian classes.


“They try to paint me as a racist just because I have reasonable concerns about the number of Vandals, Huns and Visigoths you see in Rome these days,” Faragus told his supporters at a tavern near the Circus Maximus. “But we all know who’s doing the sacking and pillaging, don’t we? I remember when you could leave your villa without locking your front door… bring back the Roman Empire, that’s what I say.”



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