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Hi [Name],

Welcome to the latest Hull the Other One newsletter, ghost-written this month by the same author responsible for Tony Blair’s memoirs, so expect more codswallop than usual.

The Government today pledged more emergency aid to flood-torn Pakistan by dispatching the finest talent the UK construction industry has to offer. A convoy of untaxed white vans left Downing St for the badly hit region of Sindh, where later this afternoon hundreds of shivering, terrified pensioners will be quoted fifteen grand to retile a roof last seen floating down the Indus River amongst a herd of dead oxen.

Popular countryside soap Emmerdale made the news recently following complaints that the Specials Board in the Woolpack pub included "jam rags". Broadcasting chiefs immediately claimed it the work of a mischievous extra, but of course rural parlance denotes a "jam rag" to be a type of biscuit, shaped like a small white-chocolate submarine smeared in homemade preserve. For proof, one need only visit The Simpleton’s Arms in Gowthorpe, where on a Sunday afternoon local farmers can be heard discussing crop rotation over a pint of Hairy Witch and a plate of the landlady's delicious tampons.

Enjoy the latest stories, check out this month’s TV highlights, see if you can crack last month's crossword and don’t forget to enter our caption competition!

 

Guildhall besieged by cats as council pays off six-stone tabby
Hundreds of overweight cats are applying for top positions at Hull City Council after the Authority awarded a half-million pound "golden paw-shake" to a six-stone tabby.

Sea Fever festival set to 'make waves' with the youngsters
In previous years the festival has proved popular among bearded real-ale drinkers whose other hobbies include caravanning, rallying campaigns to save rural post offices, and speaking loudly about bird watching in pubs.

East Riding Council to pull plug on Goole
The project will see the town - popular with tourists and intravenous drug users - plunged into darkness due to a Council electricity bill that runs into millions.

Is it Art? - the people of Hull have their say!
"I found it disappointing compared to the latest Damien Hirst - 'Shoe' - in which visitors to a derelict branch of Clarks are asked to imagine a shoe."

FROM THE ARCHIVE:

Lavatory restoration flushes-out cherished childhood memories
The contents then uncovered included an Annual, a Tracy Island, and a large human turd, which John Noakes held aloft declaring to the crowd's delight, "Here’s one I made earlier."

 

FACT MONKEY

Bruce Forsythe is kept alive by the rejuvenating tears of a former Miss World - FACT!

Fact Monkey

NEWS FLASH

Back to the 80's concert cancelled as Suzy Lamplugh fails to turn up.


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