by The Editor | Jan 24, 2025 | Arts & Media, Environment, tech
We find ourselves in an era of technological splendour and moral confusion, a time when we can summon miracles with a swipe yet remain puzzlingly blind to the mounting catastrophes at our door. It’s 2025, and the brightest minds on Earth—those once poised to cure...
by The Editor | Mar 28, 2020 | Arts & Media, Featured
With the current lockdown due to Covid 19, life has changed for many people. One aspect that people are trying to keep going is their religious observances – something to seek solace and reassurance at a difficult time in the UK and the rest of the World. Most...
by The Editor | Feb 24, 2018 | Arts & Media
This 23 February 2018 satiric animation by Mark Fiore from the USA says about itself: Buster the Little Nuke While we’ve all been watching dueling memos, unhinged tweets and stock market dips, the Trump administration is quietly brining us closer to nuclear war. But...
by The Editor | Feb 2, 2018 | Arts & Media
Sorted! Two ‘grid cockneys’ pictured last night practising for The Monaco Grand Prix Following their decision to scrap the traditional ‘grid girls’ this season, F1 bosses have announced, that in the 2018 season, cars will line up on the starting grid...
by The Editor | Nov 11, 2017 | Arts & Media
Buzz Off! “Bee” happy about the neonicotinoid ban. It’s better for the bees. And anything is better than that joke I just made. FT Et Tu, Julius? I know it is very presumptuous to assume that 63 people will read the comic, let alone have one reader...
by The Editor | Sep 9, 2017 | Arts & Media
Demagogues, there are so many overflowing with racial resentment you can pluck them out of the air – or any BBC chat show – pull the pin in their back and hear them cackle pre-recorded racist tosh. If you broke them in half you’ll find neo-fascist in hard sugary...
