It’s just as well we are all on-line – we would have felled an entire rain forest over the last few days; picking over, examining, dissecting, debating, discussing, ridiculing, criticising, every last word and gesture

Stuart Maclennan, Labour’s ex-candidate for Moray branded House of Commons speaker John Bercow a “t**”, and “an opportunist little t***” and another claimed the Tory is “detested”.

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Long ago, in 1950 *cough* something, I used to travel out to New Zealand on the stately Rangitata in the custody of the Purser to spend the summer holidays with my Father.

A model who spent most of the £10,000 she stole from a venture capital company on a cocaine and alcohol binge in a desperate bid to win friends has been spared jail.

John Mason, the SNP member for Glasgow East made another brave attempt at Prime Minister’s Question Time to open the sewer that Stephen Purcell recently crawled out of to inspection by the electorate.

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Whether the latest edition of the American ‘Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders’ actually proves that we are three times madder today than we were in 1952 is open to conjecture

The social media has been consumed all week-end with the startling news that Chris Grayling held a personal view at odds with his voting record where he was voting in the interests of

… and then we bashed his brains in, chopped him into little pieces and sacrificed him to Gaia …

When you have to start making threats of violence, then

The Catholic Church manages ‘outrage’ at last.

It has been ‘saddened’ in prior weeks, it has been ‘dismayed’, it even sneaked in a solitary ‘disgusted’ at one point, but these

A brilliant April Fool’s Day hoax by the students of Cambridge University.

It managed to even bring my favourite left-wing vox-pox out in support of Nick Griffin of the BNP,

Every morning I get a raft of government press releases, ministerial boasts of jobs well done, ministerial denunciations of behaviour no longer considered acceptable, ministerial pronouncements of food and drink I may consume.

My

Bob Crow is showing his members just why he is worth his wages – Bob Crow (RMT) – £79,564 in salary, £26,115 in pension contributions, £13,013 expenses.

They have really had their money’s