Angela Rayner still on the decks

THE deputy prime minister has remained on the decks spinning fat tunes from the end of her holiday and into parliament, it has emerged.

Rayner, who was pictured in the booth at an Ibiza nightclub last week, has decided she can pursue careers as an MP and DJ simultaneously and is consequently continuing to drop bangers.

Health secretary Wes Streeting said: “She’s had a mobility scooter fitted out with a Pioneer DDJ FLX6-GT, a couple of JBL Partybox speakers and a laser. The party is where she’s at.

“Which is honestly annoying when where she’s at is a select committee meeting and she rolls in blasting Peggy Gou at top volume, urging us to get on the floor and make some noise. Even though we then move on to a serious discussion of flood alleviation measures.

“It’s not just the air horn and the confetti cannons, it’s the music. I don’t want to be classist but it’s so tacky, all LMFAO and Tony Lamezma mixes of Girls Aloud. Massively cringe.”

Rayner, who switched to chilled-out vibes during morning media rounds about the cladding crisis, said: “Britain leads the world in having it large, and I am leading Britain.

“Keir? I’m afraid he only plays sets of minimal techno which he refers to as ‘dropping science’ to ‘educate this crowd’. Yeah. Clears the dancefloor.”

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Leaving the toilet seat up proves we didn't piss through it, say perfect gentlemen

MEN have explained that they leave the toilet seat up not because they are lazy bastards, but so women can feel confident it will not be covered in piss.

Having been unfairly labelled bone-idle since indoor plumbing was invented, men have revealed they are in fact deeply considerate and simply want women never to be exposed to their urine.

Martin Bishop said: “Ever since Thomas Crapper first installed a bog, we’ve been accused of not thinking of the poor, helpless ladies who might have to use the toilet after us.

“What brutes we’ve been judged as for forcing women to go through the terrible effort of lowering a light piece of plastic. But the truth is we’ve been doing it for your benefit all along.

“By not putting the seat down, women can feel safe in the knowledge that we did not carelessly aim through the hole, potentially covering it in wee which the woman might then haplessly sit on.

“So we’re gallant heroes after all, aren’t we? Like Sir Walter Raleigh and his cloak, but with piss.”

Bishop’s girlfriend Lucy Parry said: “I have clearly misjudged every man I’ve been out with. But what about the cold wee on the floor I always end up standing in?”