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By Ernie Chess13 July 2020

Civil Service to be replaced with angry people from the LBC comments section

In a newly politicised civil service, top Mandarins are to be replaced by fragile bigots leaving shrill comments about why they hate Greta Thunberg

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By Ernie Chess3 July 20203 July 2020

Barry Island, Sealand and Narnia included in the ‘list of places Brits can travel’

There is a new list of 50 countries Brits can safely travel to, including several that aren’t countries. 

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By Ernie Chess13 June 2020

Man refuses to empty bin to avoid ‘erasing the historical record’

‘Yes it stinks, but those rancid microwave meals were a product of their time’.

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By Anna Lugosi10 June 2020

Historians already forgetting significant biographical details of the what’s‑he-called statue bloke from Bristol

As many foresaw, the historical record has been immediately and irredeemably damaged by the deposition of Colston’s statue in a harbour. 

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By Ernie Chess22 May 202022 May 2020

Surfers head to the South Coast to catch the second wave

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By Ernie Chess15 May 202015 May 2020

Public pleased to finally be allowed to use ‘British common sense’

British common sense stockpiles are to be tapped as we enter the second wave of the virus. 

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By Ernie Chess13 May 202014 May 2020

Cleaners and nannies to restore order to Tory households

A small army of cleaners and nannies is preparing to return to work, where carnage – burnt stilton on the Aga, port stains on the chesterfield and horse shit in the rugs – awaits them. 

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By Ernie Chess10 May 2020

Man emerges from lockdown not the ‘superfit polymath pedagogue’ he appeared to be online

It has emerged that James, 37, from North London may not be the lockdown Renaissance man his Instagram feed suggests he is. 

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By Ernie Chess8 May 20209 May 2020

‘I remember the war like it was yesterday’ says 64-year-old with no lived experience of WWII

This VE day, we catch up with the generation that bravely talks endlessly about the war their parents fought. 

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By Anna Lugosi7 May 20207 May 2020

“Ish’ll all be fine in the end” says quarantined micro-distiller

Bob Morris, 53 from Preston, produces around 50 litres of artisan gin in his shed each week. Normally, he gives much of it away to friends and sells the rest in local shops.

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