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Burnham Demands Brussels Take Responsibility

Alan Nafzger

Burnham Demands Brussels Take Responsibility for Britain’s Failing Economy, Says He Didn’t Become Prime Minister to Be Blamed for Anything Labour’s latest economic recovery plan involves handing Brussels the steering wheel, keeping Westminster’s credit card and blaming the EU when Britain crashes into another pothole. LONDON, 13 October 2026 — Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced that Britain’s relationship with the European Union is no longer satisfactory, after his government…

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Burnham Vows to Stand Up to Trump

Caitlin Moran

Burnham Vows to Stand Up to Trump Whenever Britain’s Trade Agreement Permits Sitting Down Prime Minister Promises Independence Within the Approved Bilateral Seating Arrangement LONDON, England — Prime Minister Andy Burnham has pledged to challenge US President Donald Trump whenever Britain’s national interest requires it, provided the confrontation does not disrupt trade negotiations, defence cooperation, intelligence sharing or the special relationship’s scheduled afternoon tea. Burnham said national leaders must defend their…

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Icing on The Cake

Margaret Colley

Government Announces New Tax on Icing, Calls It the Icing on the Cake Britain Solves Every National Crisis by Decorating It, While Ministers Insist Buttercream Is Now Official Economic Policy LONDON –– The Government unveiled what officials described as “Britain’s sweetest fiscal reform in generations” after announcing a new National Icing Levy, assuring taxpayers that adding another tax was simply “the icing on the cake.” Ministers insisted the levy would transform…

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Andy Burnham Already Unpopular

Chelsea Bloom

Andy Burnham Achieves Historic Feat: Becomes Unpopular Before Moving Into Downing Street Britain’s Fastest Political Depreciation Since Lettuce Beat a Prime Minister 🥬 LONDON’s Latest Innovation: Pre-Disappointment Politics Britain has once again proven it can innovate in fields nobody requested. According to increasingly weary political observers, Andy Burnham is on track to become as unpopular as Keir Starmer before he has even had enough time to discover which cupboard contains…

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Andy Burnham’s Reddit Upvotes

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Andy Burnham Replaces Press Conferences With Reddit Upvotes, Declares Democracy Now in Beta Testing Westminster Reportedly Too Toxic, PM-In-Waiting Retreats to Cat Photos and Karma Points LONDON — Britain is preparing for a bold new era in government, one in which the Prime Minister no longer answers questions from journalists but instead waits for strangers named YorkshireLad1987 and BeansOnToastForever to ask whether penguins have knees. Andy Burnham’s latest Reddit “Ask Me Anything” is…

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Andy Burnham Announces He Will Solve Britain’s Problems

Caitlin Moran

Andy Burnham Announces He Will Solve Britain’s Problems Just as Soon as Britain Stops Being So Complicated Labour’s new saviour reportedly begins by launching a nationwide campaign to decentralise confidence while centralising optimism LONDON. Andy Burnham has reportedly unveiled the first stage of his grand vision for Britain by explaining that the country’s biggest obstacle is reality itself. The former Manchester mayor insists Britain can be “rewired,” “rebalanced,” and “reimagined,”…

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Keir Starmer’s Next Career

Harriet Collins

BREAKING: Keir Starmer’s Next Career Officially Declared Missing — Britain Asked to Check Behind Sofa Cushions ⚡ BREAKING NEWS — 22 June 2026 | The London Prat LONDON — It’s over. Keir Starmer has resigned as Prime Minister and Britain is now, officially, on its seventh leader in ten years. He stood outside Downing Street on Monday morning, said the words, informed King Charles III, and that was more or less that.…

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Starmer and the Tweets

Camden Rose

Starmer and Tweets That Weren’t Read Britain Should Have Read the Tweets First Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer apparently treated vetting Alaa Abd el-Fattah’s Twitter history the same way many Brits check the weather forecast: glance briefly, hope for the best, and assume someone else has done the detailed bit. Starmer proudly welcomed the Egyptian-British activist back to Blighty on Boxing Day after years imprisoned in Cairo — a gesture meant to…