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Boffins create new math that proves Brexit was successful Dr. Barbara Williams of Inverness University said, "the new calculations show that you're better off now than you've ever been. And we know the calculations are correct as they also prove you are the most attractive one in your friend group and you were right in the last argument you had".
Patriots demand BP pay less tax "It's just common sense," said Trevor Williams whilst demonstrating outside Parliment yesterday, "working people like me should be paying all the tax. Because then there's something called 'treacle down economics' and we all get rich. Well, that's what the The Express says".
New iPhone to feature 20 lenses Apple say each lens is designed to provide the best pictures under different but common circumstances, e.g., one for the lighting in Greggs, another to photograph a sausage roll. However industry expects warn the RRP of £16,999 might put off some buyers.
London borough of Tower Hamlets under Shariah law "It's terrible", said world famous actor Laurence Fox following a visit, "there's hundreds of cars in the park and there's people everywhere - shouting, selling stuff. It's like a third world country". However local Jonathan Chan thinks Fox might have confused Shariah law with the weekly car boot sale.
Italy makes claim to the Celtic Sea In an unexpected move the government in Rome has announced it expects to take ownership of the Celtic Sea "soon". The motive for this claim remains unclear although experts suspect it might relate to Italy's recent loss in the PGA Championship.

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A cyclone forming over the Midlands will result in storms and rain interspaced with sunny spells in the north. Everywhere else should expect frogs falling from the sky.

Breaking News

Reform names new shadow defence minister

In a suprising move today Nigel Farage has named Star Wars's Grand Moff Tarkin as the new defence minister for his shadow cabinet. "The Grand Moff is a capable leader with a history of decisive actions, who can forget his masterful destruction of Alderaan? And we believe he will be very popular with The Financial Times readers." When asked whether he thought Tarkin being a fictional character would be somewhat of a drawback, Mr. Farage responded, "not at all! Fiction is one of our core party values."

10th of November in History

1969 Following parking tickets being burnt in the street traffic wardens are allowed to vote in elections for the first time.

1916 Daylight savings introduced as getting up on time for work wasn't difficult enough.

1884 The underground District line opened, named after famous Victorian writer Bill District.

A Patriot First

Patriot Sheila Byrne tells us why she painted a cross on a mini-roundabout 20 years ago masseur Sheila Byrne painted a cross on a mini-roundabout. Eveyone has heard the story, understands how important this was to Britain. Everyone remembers Sheila "Crosses" Byrne. Today she remembers what happened on that fateful day.

"My mother always used to say "you can paint a cross wherever you like but never ever paint a cross on a mini-roundabout - people will think you're daft". A little voice inside me kept saying "do it, do it". So I know that's the voice that got me to burn my nan's house down, but this time it was right. So I painted that cross right there and then. And then it was all over, the deed was done. The people around me were crying with happiness. I was a great day from Britain. It took quite some time to do, what with me getting run over twice. And it washed away in about a week. But it was absolutely worth it".