Couple in first Corbyn-based divorce

A COUPLE is to become the first in Britain to divorce because of Jeremy Corbyn.

Tom and Helen Logan have split with Mrs Logan claiming her husband has spent the last six months shoehorning how great Corbyn is into every conversation.

Mrs Logan’s solicitor, Nikki Hollis, said: “He marked their 32nd wedding anniversary with a Moonpig card that read ‘Happy as-many-years-as-Corbyn-has-been-an-MP anniversary’.

“My client doesn’t expect hearts and flowers, but an anniversary card with a photo of a 66-year-old hippy is just deeply unpleasant.”

According to Mrs Logan her husband also started saying ‘Jez’ instead of ‘yes’. A typical comment would be, ‘Jez it is cold out today, but not as cold as Labour’s prospects without Corbyn’.

Hollis added: “We’re going to take him for everything he’s got. It’ll be as if he’s a millionaire and we’re Jeremy Corbyn.”

Deranged behaviour fails to save relationship

A COUPLE are puzzled by how their unhinged, paranoid behaviour has failed to save their troubled relationship.

Nikki Hollis and Tom Logan had decided against splitting up in favour of a relationship based on blazing rows, bizarre acts of revenge and amateur surveillance.

Hollis said: “You’ve got to work at a relationship, which is why I follow Tom home from work in my car every night in case he’s having an affair. Not many girlfriends would do that.

“And there’s never a dull moment when a minor disagreement about what to watch on TV can lead to him storming off to the pub and me scratching ‘WANKER’ on his car bonnet.

“But somehow our shared interest in being utterly mental has failed to bring us together and it’s time to move on, as soon as we meet new partners who don’t realise what a nightmare we are.”

Logan said: “It’s a shame we couldn’t make it work because deep down I really love Nikki. Why else would I log on to her email and send threatening messages to all her male friends?

“It’ll be tough because after three years we’ve got a lot of history. I’ll miss going to ‘our’ restaurant for a bitter, drunken argument that makes everyone go quiet and stare.

“I’d like to say there are no hard feelings, but naturally I’ll be making a huge banner to hang on the front of the house accusing her of sleeping around. Just for old times’ sake.”