Archive for the ‘News’ Category

Ecclestone turns to government for bail-out

Friday, November 21st, 2008

Written by: silver

FIA boss Bernie Ecclestone has approached the government for an emergency rescue package after his wife filed for divorce.

BNP member exposed as a traffic warden

Wednesday, November 19th, 2008

Written by: silver

 

A member of the British National Party has been exposed as a traffic warden in a list leaked to the press on Monday.

 

‘I never minded anyone knowing I was a bigoted oik, but I am devastated that my kids have found out I’m a traffic warden,’ said Fred ‘Adolf’ Jones as he dodged burning tyres in Deptford, South London. ‘The only thing worse in their eyes would have been if I’d been a mobile speed camera operator.’

FIA replaces points with stars

Tuesday, November 18th, 2008

Written by: silver

 

Bernie Ecclestone has plumbed new depths of Formula 1 madness with a proposal to replace the current points system used to decide the winners of championships with a system of gold, silver and bronze stars.

 

British public ‘no drunker than expected’

Friday, November 14th, 2008

Written by: silver

 

Despite the nation’s hard-won reputation for being drunken louts, the British are no drunker than anyone expected them to be.

 

After years of pleading with the nation to be more like the French and spend all day drinking wine in cafés, the government has decided other countries’ drink problems are just as bad as ours.

Letter from America

Wednesday, November 12th, 2008

Written by: Seymour Baas – the only travel writer committed to finding the best places and then not telling the plebs about them

 

So to Washington DC for the election.

Top Met job goes to large dog

Tuesday, November 11th, 2008

Written by: silver

 

The new commissioner of the Metropolitan police will be a large dog, an unnamed source claimed today.

 

The breed of the dog is not yet known, but it is alleged that it could be a spaniel whose previous duties included sniffing illegal immigrants and drugs at Heathrow. Competition for the position has been fierce, as women and representatives from various ethnic groups fought to demonstrate how politically-correct they could be.

Fiddler on the roof

Monday, November 10th, 2008

Written by: one-eyed Jack

 

In an effort to harmonise Anglo-Asian relations, the government has decided to add some more Gary Glitter songs to its GCSE music syllabus. This stands for Glitter’s Cambodian Sex Education syllabus of course in which children as young as 9 learn about the wonders of love, daddies, and sausages.The convicted paedophile’s 1970s chart hit, I’m the Leader of the Gang, was listed as “related listening” in coursework for the Kiddie Fiddler Commission’s music GCSE. The government said the song’s inclusion was “likely to get the foot tapping” and called for it to be Labour’s party anthem for Gordon Brown during his next General Election campaign.

Boris declares war on holes

Friday, November 7th, 2008

Mayor of London Boris Johnson has declared a war on holes in the capital’s roads in his Way to Go! masterplan.

Obama ‘black’ concerns

Friday, November 7th, 2008

Written by: AlexKP

As America wakes up to the realisation that it has a new president, a few lone voices have been claiming that Barack Obama is not white. Until a few weeks ago, the vast majority of Southern States voters had clearly indicated their conviction that Obama was a white man with a heavy tan. ‘I’m votin’ Obama. I ain’t gonna see no goddamn coloured in the White House’ was a common reaction to any suggestion that the Democrat candidate might be the first Afro-American to attain the highest office.

Bank of England cuts interest rates – world saved

Thursday, November 6th, 2008

Written by: silver

The world was dramatically saved today when the Bank of England cut the base rate by an unprecedented 1.5% to 3%.

Jack’s Celebrity Interviews - exclusive!

Thursday, November 6th, 2008

Following the sensational and historic victory for Barack Obama in the US Presidential Election, CTF have managed to secure a world-wide exclusive interview with opposition leader David Cameron to ask him what the outcome meant for British people and his attempts to seek change in the run-up to the next general election here in the UK.

Obama fourth ever black US president

Wednesday, November 5th, 2008

Written by: silver

 

Barack Obama has been elected president of the United States of America in an historic election race.

 

The Democratic senator is the fourth black man to be elected president after Morgan Freeman in Deep Impact, David Palmer in 24 and Jimmy Smits in the West Wing.

 

Friday’s news

Friday, October 31st, 2008

 

Council officials blunder with Welsh road sign

Jonathan Ross steps down from presenting comedy award after 17 years

Giant bat found in Tanzania

Good looking dad? Sons don’t inherit looks  

Vulture attacks tourist.

BBC banned over Brand

Thursday, October 30th, 2008

Written by: silver

 

The entire BBC is to be banned over the now-infamous Brand phone prank, it was revealed today.

 

The big switch-off for the BBC will happen sometime in November after 27,000 people living in the district of Outraged, Tunbridge Wells complained despite not having heard the broadcast.

 

All tramps to be given blankets

Tuesday, October 28th, 2008

Written by: Gizmo

 

Gordon Brown announced this morning that all British tramps will be given free blankets this winter.

 

‘Don’t take me for granted’ Chelsy tells Harry

Monday, October 27th, 2008

Written by: silver (with a bit of help from Gizmo)

 

Prince Harry is to train as a helicopter pilot after his on-off girlfriend Chelsy Davy told him that she was fed up with being taken for granted.

 

Britain on the brink of recession - again

Friday, October 24th, 2008

Written by: silver

Experts warned yet again that Britain is teetering on the brink of recession.  And this time they really mean it.

The stock markets plummeted, output fell by 0.5% and the economy shrank into a tiny dot, leading to a fresh round of head-shaking and doom-mongering from City analysts.

‘Mandelson ‘arsed me’, claims Osborne

Wednesday, October 22nd, 2008

Written by: AlexKP

 

Knife crime stories down 400%

Wednesday, October 22nd, 2008

Written by: Ecks Ridgehead

 

Stories about knife crime have fallen dramatically in the wake of the global financial crisis, new evidence suggests.

 

As Mervyn King followed news that bears defecate in arboreal regions and the head of the Catholic church favours unusual headgear by stating that Britain is now entering a recession, newspaper headlines are now 180% more likely to be along the lines of ‘Greedy Bankers Ate All Our Coins’ than ‘You’re Going To Get Stabbed, Yes You, And Your Dog’.

‘Hello’ readers considerably poorer than yow

Tuesday, October 21st, 2008

Written by: silver

 

The ‘Hello magazine’ effect has been blamed for the perceived widening of the gap between Britain’s rich and poor.

 

Another pointless report commissioned by someone with nothing better to do said today, ‘The poor read about the super-rich getting richer and think they’re poorer.  Or something.  So they go out and comfort shop in Waitrose and designer retail outlets to make themselves feel better about being poor.’