Society

Speeding driver taught powerful moral lesson by sad face on flashing sign

A DRIVER has taken a long, hard look at his life after being confronted with a disappointed face on an electronic road sign.

Police not investigating 92 per cent of burglaries because you can get another PlayStation

THE police have confirmed they do not investigate the vast majority of burglaries because the shops are open and you can get another laptop this afternoon.

We ask you: If Britain's such a Christian country, what's Palm Sunday about?

GO on then, if you’re so convinced of Britain’s credentials as a Christian country, how do we celebrate Palm Sunday? No looking at the New Testament.

The coward's way to stay out of bravery award situations

A MAN has won a bravery award for talking down a suicide bomber in a hospital. But inveterate cowards should be prepared for such situations too. Here’s what to do.

War drives hatred of benefits claimants up to 2006 levels

WAR in Iran, and the prospect of poor people receiving fuel subsidies, has driven national hatred of anyone claiming benefits to levels not seen since 2006.

'Order your bank to agree to two per cent': Trump's advice to first-time buyers in the UK

BRITISH mortgage rates are shooting up like a Patriot missile because of war in Iran. So Donald Trump, always focused on the bottom line and the little guy, has advice.

Why I am an ardent feminist when it comes to foreigners. By Wayne Hayes

FEMINISM? I don’t need it, I’m a white man. But these foreigners coming to Britain? They’ll find no louder feminist than I if they try disrespecting our slags.

Dad simultaneously furious about potholes and roadworks

A FATHER is furious at his local council about potholes in roads and is apoplectic at the roadworks needed to fix them.

IRA regret never recruiting Gerry Adams

AFTER Gerry Adams protested in court that he was never a member of the IRA, retired members of the group are kicking themselves for failing to recruit him.