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The prime-minister has admitted that unless John Lewis come up with a stunning Christmas advert this year, the country is going to collapse.
"Frankly, I've had quite an attractive offer from Rwanda to buy the country outright and bearing mind the NHS, immigration, climate, inflation and fuel crises, if we don't get something up to the level of Monty the Penguin, I'm minded to accept. The Rwandan deal has the advantage of diffusing the "send refugees to Rwanda" controversy as technically everyone in the UK would actually be in Rwanda."
Kier Starmer has criticised the government dependency on John Lewis.
"This is ridiculous; the government has to take more action than simply hoping that John Lewis come up with spiffing advert. I can tell you that Labour would also press Marks & Spencer to come up with a good one and we're in close negotiations with the Cadbury's gorilla."
A whistleblowing turkey has accused greedy poultry farmers of peddling fake news about the bird flu epidemic in order to dupe the British public into panic buying their product for quadruple its value.
“They pull the same trick every year” said the turkey, who did not wish to be identified. “Last year they got everyone’s wattles in a wobble with all that rubbish about ‘supply chain problems’, which as we all know, turned out to be a load of utter b*llocks. And what excuse are they using this year to scam you out of all your money? Low and behold, it’s that good old chestnut bird flu!
“Besides knowing we’re going to end our days with sage and onion stuffed up our arses, me and my mates feel absolutely fine,” the turkey continued. “But there they go, ominously telling people that if you don’t all rush out and pre-order us for a premium price, we’re all suddenly going to drop dead from a mysterious disease 3 days before we’re due to be slaughtered, which will render us inedible and ruin Christmas for the entire nation.
“You know the real reason they’re locking us all up don’t you?” the anonymous turkey concluded. “It isn’t to keep us safe. It’s to keep us quiet. They’ve even threatened to make twizzlers from our toenails if we squawk.”
The British Poultry Council was unavailable for comment.
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