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Duracell radio-god Jake Yapp I are doing a daily podcast called Date Fight. Every morning, we hurl historical facts that have happened on this day at each other to see which are the most significant, funny and generally pleasing. We ve done 60 episodes already. SIXTY. Please like, subscribe, share with your friends and do [ ]
I keep seeing this, and having to rant about it, so here it is in a handy post. Simply: anyone who gives blanket advice to just vote for the biggest Remain party either doesn t understand how the D Hondt electoral system works, or is a Lib Dem activist trying to shore up Lib Dem votes. Vote [ ]
Ian went on the March For Europe the other day. This is what he found
The Article 50 Bill has passed, Ian has a brand new job, what could go wrong?
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Right, with PMQs coming up tomorrow here s a look at last week s jokes, what they got right, and what they got wrong Not so much the iron lady as the irony lady (3:41) This one s just a disaster from start to finish. Badly written, badly delivered, and vague enough that it sounds like it [ ]
Scrolling down FB I saw this on a friend s post: Stop comparing it to the rise of Hitler. We are in a different age. Social media, tv and information is readily available. We are not going to wake up one morning and want to ethnically cleanse the earth. Neither did the Germans, of course. They [ ]
(Politicians Telling Jokes is an occasional series devoted to politicians telling jokes. The first is here.) Jeremy Corbyn opened with a gag. After a fractious conference, an attempt to unseat him, and the publication of a book the central comic premise of which is that Jeremy Corbyn can t tell jokes (The Little Red Book Of [ ]
We ve got a show coming up. Ahem. It s traditional at this point to write a thing about how it s going to be the best show in town that night, and you should drop everything to go and see it. But I can t write that. Because we re not the best show in town that night. We re [ ]