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The notorious El Niño, thought to be responsible for death and destruction all over the world, has finally been apprehended, law enforcement officials confirmed today.


However, lawyers for the infamous weather system have protested it’s being unfairly blamed for a whole slew of unrelated events that couldn’t possibly have a single cause.


”I mean, come on - flooding here, drought there, a hurricane somewhere else… how can these all be the fault of my client, when witnesses confirm it was in the eastern Pacific the whole time?


”Quite frankly - and it gives me no pleasure to say this - but you have to wonder whether these accusations would even be made if my client went by the English name “little boy” instead of its Spanish equivalent.”


However, this had the unfortunate side effect of reminding people that “little boy” was the codename of the Hiroshima bomb, inadvertently giving critics even more destruction they could blame on the hapless meteorological phenomenon.


Meanwhile politicians, ever on the lookout for a way to shift the blame for their own failures, were said to be looking seriously at the possibilities.


”It can take the rap for all the wildfires obviously, avoid awkward questions about forest management, brush clearance, maintenance of proper firebreaks etc… maybe also for the sewage in our rivers, since that’s caused by flooding… any chance we could also blame it for ordering PPE from incompetent idiots just because they’d given a fortune to the party?”




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‘Over the summer, I have had time to reflect and consider my future. I have decided to stand down as MP for Holborn and St Pancras and hand over to a successor.  I did complain about the unnecessary costs of a by-election in Makerfield and an election for a new Manchester mayor, but now I get it.  I’m out of here, suckers.


‘It’s been an honour and privilege to serve the constituency, but the job is thankless and underpaid.  I didn’t get into politics to deal with the first world problems of entitled nouveau riche arrivistes who only want to score political points rather than dealing with any real world issues.  I’ll be glad to get away from them and do something useful for a change.  I’m open to offers from any international bodies, except the Board of Peace and FIFA.


“I look back with pride on what I have delivered in Holborn and St Pancras since 2015, including those new litter bins, and my infamous war on dog do.


“I took my Party from the ruins, won an historic landslide election, fixed the economy, cured cancer, got rid of poverty, and eliminated NHS waiting lists.  And I cut VAT on summer attractions.  These are achievements of which I will always be proud.


‘Finally, I’d like to say a couple of words about Donald Trump.


‘Toss pot.’




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The Royal Mint have released a new 10p coin into circulation, and it contains a conservation 'at risk' warning as it features something close to extinction.


Continuing the flora and fauna theme, the reverse side of the new coin features a capercaillie, a type of grouse only found in small areas of Scotland, and the obverse side, or 'heads' side, features King Charles III.


The Royal Family numbers have been dwindling in numbers for the last 100 years or so, starting with the death of King George V and the abdication of King Edward VIII in 1936.  Although the population of royalty appeared to have stabilised for a few decades, in the latter part of the 20th century, numbers started to decline again with the deaths of Princess Diana in 1997 and the Queen Mother in 2002.


However, in the last few years, the numbers of Royals have taken another downward trend with the loss of the Duke of Edinburgh, Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Harry, Not Princess Megan and Prince Andrew and there has always been only rare sightings of the lesser spotted Prince Edward.


'It's a stark reminder that more of these coins will enter circulation than there are members of the Royal Family left in the wild," said Morgan Rebecca, director at The Royal Mint, based at Llantrisant, South Wales.


"We hope that by putting this extraordinary King into millions of pockets and purses, we can spark a nationwide conversation about a species at real risk of vanishing from Britain forever."


Sir Nicholas Witchell of the Royal Society for the Protection of Royals (RSPR) said, 'The UK royalty population has declined so rapidly that it is at risk of extinction for the second time and is on the UK conservation red list. Now, back to the studio.'



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