Cones Hotline News Today

As it becomes more embedded in our workplaces, Meta’s instant messaging platform is causing an increasing number of problems

STEPHEN GLOVER: Few of us had heard of Nats until it ruined the holidays of tens of thousands of people. It stands for National Air Traffic Services.

New buildings ordered to have single-sex loos – but government’s ideas compared to John Major’s much-mocked ‘Cones Hotline’

Rishi Sunak wants everyone to play chess, and Thierry Breton has bought a castle.

The levelling up secretary took exception to the ‘Cones Hotline’ criticism.

Among the least distinguished prime ministers of the last century, John Major presided over a regime beset by scandal, sleaze and hypocrisy.

When the magazine launched, it helped initiate the “satire boom”, and, more profoundly, the increasing lack of deference those in positions of authority could expect from the press, television, and, consequently, the public.

Private Eyes 60 years of Prime Ministerial parodies - Spoofs tell a history of modern Britain, says Martin Farr

The Government is in danger of overshadowing its own stunning vaccine success Botched backdoor lockdowns and lingering cautiousness could well have long-term political implications if the Tories arent careful 26 May 2021 • 11:00am As we approach the effective end of the beginning, if not the beginning of the end, of the Covid catastrophe which has afflicted this country over the past sixteen months, the Government is entitled to be cautiously optimistic.  Public sector borrowing isnt quite...