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By Anna Lugosi3 May 20203 May 2020

Governments rush to identify new scapegoats

The world’s governments have entered a ‘race against time’ to find and incriminate scapegoats for the virus. 

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By Ernie Chess2 May 20209 May 2020

Johnson to unveil next wave of mistakes

Anticipation builds ahead of the government’s mysterious – much built-up – announcement on Sunday.

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By Anna Lugosi2 May 20205 May 2020

“We wish we’d thought of counting tests that haven’t happened yet” say other countries

Leaders around the world have expressed regret that they didn’t think of fudging their testing figures by including tests that haven’t actually happened yet. 

By Anna Lugosi28 April 20201 May 2020

Priti Patel ‘struggling to adequately reprimand unruly staff’ in Zoom age

‘I make no apologies for being tough’ said perennial Apprentice candidate Ms Patel in response to bullying allegations.

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By Anna Lugosi28 April 20201 May 2020

Government convinces public that underfunded NHS is now a charity

Voters have generously stepped up and funded public services themselves. 

An image of Dominic Raab, the UK Foreign Secretary and erstwhile stand-in prime minister, giving the nation’s press the sort of firm-but-fair clarity he’s known for. Read More
By Anna Lugosi28 April 20202 May 2020

UK government will not count deaths that occur on Thursdays

The move is expected to reduce the weekly total by around a seventh. 

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