Internet memes offer viral anarchy in a PC world
The online phenomenon is more than just a bit of fun. It is an almost poetic tribute to human creativity
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The online phenomenon is more than just a bit of fun. It is an almost poetic tribute to human creativity
Our leaders’ inability to condemn all forms of violence adds fuel to the fire and erodes public trust
It claims to put country before party, but it’s giving in to eco-lunatics, unions and sectarian division
The brains of the operation plasticine dog and his dim toothy owner cook up a bland, incomprehensible offering for the bewildered bill payer
But Fawlty Towers setting added a surreal touch to proceedings
The populist revolt will only grow, so long as the old parties don’t take popular concerns seriously
Living tofu sculpture Adrian Ramsay had a gentle ride from the audience but Reform leader’s red-blooded responses went down curiously badly
From Brexit to ‘Tory austerity’, the First Minister seemed to have a plethora of excuses to distract from owning previous SNP failings
Sir Keir Starmer spluttered like a malfunctioning coffee machine as the PM found his voice
We may be about to elect a Parliament of dullards, yes-men and former community organisers
It’s easier to ‘queer’ the Bronte sisters than actually engage with their ideas and their hinterland
And the winner was… anyone smart enough to turn over Question Time and watch the football
Those who say Farage is Britain’s answer to MAGA are wrong, it’s actually the Workers Party leader
Tory incompetence risks handing Sir Keir Starmer’s party swathes of seats it couldn’t care less about
Labour wonks greet the arrival of shadow paymaster-general Jonathan Ashworth as if he is Taylor Swift at the manifesto launch in Manchester
Ranging from rottweiler to therapist, Beth Rigby is seemingly the only one on show with any kind of job satisfaction