British politicians, celebrities and general busybodies have been reacting to the global anti-racism campaign ‘Show you’re shit’, which has swept the globe following its launch by radical racial activist Ray Sebator.
Six years after Black Lives Matter became the defining movement of 2020, a new global anti-racism movement has emerged, but with a more direct and highly visible form of participation. The campaign, titled “Show You’re Shit,” is being launched globally ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
The contemporary art world caused a stir this week after the internationally renowned Annual Exhibition of Conceptual Excellence awarded its £75,000 grand prize to a completely blank canvas.
It has been uncovered that Bluesky, the social media site, is not a parody website created to satirise liberal attitudes but a real social network with genuine users posting their actual opinions.
'Working class' people do not vote for what is good for them, according to a report by a committee of middle class experts, named The Society of Monitoring Underclass Grunts (SMUG)
In his latest bid to stop Andy Burnham re-entering Parliament, Sir Keir Starmer is planning to run his horse as a 'Stop Burnham' candidate.
Following the local election results, and to combat the sense of drift which has engulfed the Government after less than two years in office, Ministers are planning radical legislation to ban so-called 'second-order consequences' of government policies.
A voter has expressed their confusion that Israel still exists after her vote for the Green Party in her council election on May 7th 2026. 23-year old gender studies student, Perpetua Indignatia, was convinced that voting Green in Goose Green, East Dulwich, would lead to an immediate end to
Since the global outbreak of the ‘show you’re shit’ campaign, leading corporations have been racing to demonstrate their support for the phenomena, which has now (s)hit the corporate world.
A gentleman in his sixties has been revealed to have said casually racist comments in the late 1970s’s. Mr Nigel Farage, a former commodities broker, was said to have undertaken such behaviour whilst a sixth-former at Dulwich College.
