The M25 Went Missing for a Week: What It Means for Conservatives
The state lost an entire motorway and sold it as breakfast cereal. The feasibility study will report in 2029.
Vol. III · No. 313
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Discoveries, experiments, and the societies that quarrel over both.
Plate: Death and the Astronomer
The state lost an entire motorway and sold it as breakfast cereal. The feasibility study will report in 2029.
The UK has 412 million mince pies left and a projected depletion date of 24 December 2034. Dr Bill Bornfrom has read the stocktake and blames you personally.
A spreadsheet error, a TikTok trend, and a nun who has rationed teabags since 1971. Dr Bill Bornfrom is watching.
A bag of coal found in a York shed is declared the smoking gun of the Bermuda Triangle, bought by the Smithsonian, then revealed to be from a 1971 allotment. The institute refuses to retract, a judge orders it returned to the sea, and the coal has not moved.
The Met Office's new heatwave plan involves freezing your neighbour. One man survived on frozen peas and a grudge.
A £2.4 million search for Noah's Ark ends in a Croydon MOT bay, where a team of geologists with a stick find a 1963 Ford Anglia and nine tonnes of dog dirt. The lead archaeologist is not deterred, a local man has been charging £4 to look at it since 2021, and the council wants a mini roundabout.
A new ONS survey finds the average British household owns 35 unused buckets. Dr Bill Bornfrom has diagnosed you personally, and he is not finished with the ones under your stairs.