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That wanker Gove's next in line, Britain realises 28th April 2021 WORRIED Britons have realised that current attacks on Boris Johnson could be a prelude to even worse wanker Michael Gove replacing him.  The media’s sudden lack of support for Johnson, and Gove’s smirking contortions in half-hearted defence of the prime minister, has reminded the country that a very depressing power struggle is going on. Tom Logan said: “That Johnson bodies remark? Usually they’d laugh it off, and print some bollocks about Prince Louis wearing long trousers instead. “But now they’re...

Every single Liverpool councillor's gifts, hospitalities and declared interests We decided to list what all 90 councillors have declared after Max Caller's report was critical of the updating of important registers 08:58, 11 APR 2021 Updated Liverpool Town Hall. (Image: Liverpool Echo) Get the inside track on the political scene with Liam Thorp's weekly email, The Merseyside ReportInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign me up When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other r...

A new film, "The Farm," will tell the story of Belle Gunness, who is accused of murdering at least 14 people that she kept hidden at her farm outside LaPorte during the span of 1884 to 1908. The filmmakers will visit LaPorte in April to film the trailer.

20-something girlfriend acting like 80-something woman 26th February 2021 A MAN is growing increasingly concerned that his 29-year-old girlfriend is actually an 80-year-old pensioner in disguise. Tom Logan is perplexed as to why his partner Lucy Parry perpetually needs to be sitting on the sofa wrapped in a large, soft blanket and clutching a cup of tea. Logan said: “We used to get wasted on cheap speed on a regular basis but now she won’t even have caffeinated tea after 6pm because it stops her sleeping. “I reassured myself that at least she’s not drinking Horlicks, b...

A decade on, a tale of two cities Newsroom 18/02/2021 © Provided by Newsroom Post-quake Christchurch has come a long way in 10 years, but is, in part, a confusion of contrasts and contradictions. Have our expectations been too high? David Williams reports Ann Brower doesn’t mind being in central Christchurch, which is surprising, really. On February 22, 2011, the bus she was riding along Colombo St was crushed by building debris – the parapet and façade of an unreinforced masonry building – after a 6.3 magnitude quake hit, killing 185 people. Twelve people died beside her. In Browe...