Home Office Sued Over Settled Status Reversals
The Home Office faces legal action over settled status reversals hitting nearly 1,500 EU citizens. Westminster introduces retroactive incorrectness.
The Home Office faces legal action over settled status reversals hitting nearly 1,500 EU citizens. Westminster introduces retroactive incorrectness.
London considers banning camera smart glasses while government cameras stay put. Spying is wrong unless taxpayers fund it.
Labour and Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood demand a ten-year apprenticeship in being British. Care workers welcome, comfort not included.
Labour doubles the wait for settlement to ten years, and Westminster ministers call a longer queue a faster route to belonging.
Home Office Assures Public Everything Is Under Control, Immediately Opens Three More Reviews Department Confirms Confidence, Launches Immediate Investigation Into Own Confidence The Home Office has issued a statement assuring the public that the current situation is “fully under control,” a phrase that, under long-standing Whitehall tradition, is legally required to be followed within the hour by the announcement of at least three new reviews, two working groups, and one…
Home Office Interrogates Newborn Royal Over Suspected Loyalty to Portuguese Sunshine Leaked Transcript Reveals Infant Repeatedly Refused to Confirm Allegiance to Rain, Queuing or the Shipping Forecast Officials say baby noises were translated using a certified infant-linguistics contractor and a great deal of professional guesswork. LONDON — The Home Office has confirmed that Princess Eugenie’s newborn daughter underwent a standard citizenship-loyalty interview within 48 hours of her birth in Lisbon,…
Algarve Expats Form Royal Support Group, Declare Newborn Princess “One of Us” British Retirees and Digital Nomads Across Portugal Claim Solidarity With Royal Baby, Citing Shared Struggles With Sunburn and NHS Withdrawal Group’s founding charter reportedly includes a clubhouse rule that no member may discuss British weather without first apologizing for bringing it up. LAGOS, PORTUGAL — Within hours of Princess Eugenie’s daughter being born in Lisbon, members of Portugal’s…
Harry Allowed to Meet King After Agreeing Not to Turn Conversation Into Six-Part Documentary Palace officials confiscate one memoir manuscript, three lapel microphones and a producer disguised as a ceremonial footman LONDON — Prince Harry has reportedly been permitted to meet King Charles after passing an unusually thorough palace security inspection and signing a legally binding promise not to transform the private conversation into a six-part documentary, a twelve-episode podcast or a…
Labour Leaders Discover The Odyssey Was a Book All Along, Demand Public Inquiry Into Missing 3,000 Years LONDON. Senior Labour Party strategists are reportedly in a state of profound literary shock after attending the London premiere of Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, only to be informed afterwards that the story had technically existed as a book for nearly 3,000 years before anyone thought to put Matt Damon in it. The film, based…
Whitehall Defends Overseas Research Programme By Asking, “Would You Prefer The Germs Remain Unsupervised?” LONDON — British officials found themselves in the unusual position this week of commenting on revelations from the United States that dozens of overseas biolaboratories had received American support, prompting Whitehall to reassure the public that, whatever Britain may or may not be doing, it is undoubtedly being managed through a committee that meets on alternate Thursdays…
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