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Jackie Weaver, The Woman Who Ran The World’s Most Chaotic Zoom Call, Is The Internet’s New Hero Sorry but hearing a man tell Jackie Weaver she has no authority, then watching her immediately boot him off the Zoom call is ART. We missed you too. Sign up to our newsletter, and follow us on Instagram and Twitter, so you always know where to find us. Over the weekend, you likely saw Jackie Weaver trending — and for Australians watching the drama unfold, it was truly a confusing time. This is because the viral Jackie Weaver is not the beloved Aussie actress, but rather a random savage Briti...

THE past year has been blighted by the big, black cloud of Covid, but Zoom has shone a glimmer of light.

For anyone who missed the viral sensation, footage from a virtual Parish Council meeting held over videoconferencing tool Zoom on December 10 was published on Twitter this week where it quickly gained millions of views. An edited version of the planning and environment meeting, which saw chairman Brian Tolver accuse Jackie Weaver, who works as the Chief Officer of the Cheshire Association of Local Councils, of having “no authority here”. Councillor Aled Brewerton tries to take charge of the meeting after Tolver is relegated to the virtual waiting room, shouting: “Read the standing order...

There was shouting, lewd language and more boisterous behaviour than a rugby club on a Saturday night: a scene of such squabbling it was like the Bash Street Kids rather than a meeting of upstanding members of a local community. We may think of parish councillors as benign folk concerned with little more than the sprawling wisteria on the village church. Worlds apart, in other words, from the vicious bear pit of Westminster politics. How wrong we were. This week, that gentle image of parochial life was spectacularly torpedoed after a video emerged of an extraordinary — in every sense — me...