Labour to fill your town with more ghastly little boxes and the 'people' who 'live' in them

THE government is to force councils, even in nice places, to build nasty little red boxes and to pack them with the kind of humans who can consider such a thing ‘home’. 

Local authorities will have no choice but to give over perfectly good derelict land to be turned into wastelands of the boxes, which will have mock-Doric columns over their porches and artificial lawns.

Tom Logan of Peterborough said: “How utterly vile. A fresh batch of them with their fat-ankled children, gas barbecues, New World wines and unrelenting interest in football.

“Even when they close their curtains at night, I’ll know they’re in there. Watching ITV. Making squalid plans for a hot tub.

“Does the government not realise every new-build home for the last 50 years could be demolished with its inhabitants inside and the only negative for the nation would be a surplus of Oasis tickets? If not, why not?”

Eleanor Shaw of Lichfield agreed: “Imagine being stupid enough to believe the whole point of life is getting your name on a mortgage for a house, and then settling for a vile little Bellway box. The sheer banality of their lives is wounding.

“I walked past on of those estates and their children gathered. I held up a book and they scattered, hissing like cockroaches, leaving only trampled Wotsits behind them.”

Thatcher would have loved this needlessly cruel, divisive gesture, says Starmer

KEIR Starmer has defended his controversial and petty decision to remove Margaret Thatcher’s portrait by saying it is exactly what she would have wanted.

According to the prime minister, the removal of the £100,000 portrait from the Thatcher Room was done in the same spirit as the Iron Lady’s destruction of Britain’s manufacturing industry and her decision to snatch milk from children.

Starmer said: “It’s an entirely pointless move which will bitterly divide the country. Personally I can’t think of a more fitting tribute.

“Symbolically, it’s more than just the removal of an unsettling painting. It represents being able to exercise your own choices without the government getting in the way. If that’s not Thatcherism in action, I don’t know what is.

“I’m going to load it into an aircraft carrier and ship it off to its new home in the Falklands. Hopefully that will stop you all moaning about winter fuel payments and taxes and smoking in pub gardens.

“Yes, Thatcher’s probably looking down on us right now and feeling happy that her legacy is being fulfilled so faithfully. Or looking up on us, depending on where she is.”

He added: “Why did Gordon Brown commission it anyway? It must have given him f**king nightmares.”