The news in brief:
River catches fire
William Shatner is awesome
Woman makes reckless irresponsible life choice (and now wants the government
to curb our freedoms)
Drinking acid ‘generally not a good idea’
Paper must read The news in brief
because photos of Fracking protesters make a welcome return
A Fucking RIVER catches fire!
MPs agree people shouldn't be expected to read signs
13 year old boy makes working fusion reactor
A fucking RIVER catches fucking FIRE!
Religion’s bodycount continues to mount
Russia
situation still 'pretty hairy'
Internet mocks Prime Minister
Terms and conditions 'a bit heavy handed'
South Park game surprises no-one
No shit: man takes weapon with him whilst investigating an intruder
Russia
makes mad suggestion that people should determine who they are ruled by...
Prepare for an Internet meltdown: Facebook to change its interface.
Outrage as school makes logical provisions for most challenging cases
So, yeah, the Winter Paralympics are still on…
Shark goes nowhere near Cornwall
Newspaper not so hot with averages
Woman suggests that freedom is everyone’s right
Diana Watch 2014: her personal chef looks to make a quick buck. She’s still
dead.
Reading the news so you don’t have to…
Friday, 7 March 2014
Thursday, 6 March 2014
The news in brief 6th March 2014:
The news in brief:
No shit Sherlock: caramel is bad for you
But apparently Saturated fats aren't
Technology used to better all mankind
Canadians have style
Government suggests new tax during a recession?!
Spoilt bitch thinks the world owes her a living
People have forgotten all about Badgers, Fracking and Syria
Religion's bodycount kicks it up a notch
New dinosaur!!!!
Would you spend $5000 to prove you're a cunt?
Nuclear power stations should probably be maintained
Woman likes babies
Police a bit Taser happy
Shock: spring is warmer than winter
Daredevil frog
Family tragedy is somehow our business
Man succeeds by working hard
Sudden outbreak of common sense
Evolutionary theory is not new
Banker makes money
Until death us do part - but not your spunk
Russian situation remains 'hairy'
Disturbed mind has a disturbed bedroom
Ritual slaughter ‘not for everyone’
School rules 'a bit Victorian'
Man's inhumanity to man continues apace
Nudes in brief: Nicki Minaj
Man (allegedly) fucks dog
McFrivolous law suit
People act like pricks on the Internet
Diana Watch 2014: dead, but still rocking the colour supplements
Reading the news so you don’t have to…
No shit Sherlock: caramel is bad for you
But apparently Saturated fats aren't
Technology used to better all mankind
Canadians have style
Government suggests new tax during a recession?!
Spoilt bitch thinks the world owes her a living
People have forgotten all about Badgers, Fracking and Syria
Religion's bodycount kicks it up a notch
New dinosaur!!!!
Would you spend $5000 to prove you're a cunt?
Nuclear power stations should probably be maintained
Woman likes babies
Police a bit Taser happy
Shock: spring is warmer than winter
Daredevil frog
Family tragedy is somehow our business
Man succeeds by working hard
Sudden outbreak of common sense
Evolutionary theory is not new
Banker makes money
Until death us do part - but not your spunk
Russian situation remains 'hairy'
Disturbed mind has a disturbed bedroom
Ritual slaughter ‘not for everyone’
School rules 'a bit Victorian'
Man's inhumanity to man continues apace
Nudes in brief: Nicki Minaj
Man (allegedly) fucks dog
McFrivolous law suit
People act like pricks on the Internet
Diana Watch 2014: dead, but still rocking the colour supplements
Reading the news so you don’t have to…
Wednesday, 5 March 2014
The news in brief 5th March 2014
The news in brief:
It's alive: ancient virus from the before times
Giant snake versus crocodile
Sandwiches are not the enemy
161 year-old typo corrected
History repeats itself
Russian situation getting ‘a bit hairy’
Man's learns the hard way that his bosses read the news
Culinary jingoism
Gruesome images are gruesome
Kid loves dustcarts a little too much
Football brings the world together
Space is fucking awesome
Sherbet is a gateway drug
Endless repeats of Family Guy made homeless
Further plans to erode personal responsibility
News begrudgingly accepts that Russia might have a point
Science kicks AIDS’ into touch
Headteacher a bit strict
Spring weather ‘a lot less wintery’
Religion’s bodycount steadily increasing
Bureaucratic nit-picking ruins family home
Newspaper would totally be on the other side if the
homeowners weren’t gypsies…
Pope drops the F-bomb
UKIP councillor okay with apartheid (apparently)
Nudes in brief: everyone seems to have their clothes on.
Weird.
Rogue state surprises no-one
Diana Watch 2014: pretty sure she’s still dead
Reading the news so
you don’t have to…
The news in brief 4th March 2014
Sorry about the lack of The news in brief last night. I was a bit unwell and just needed to go to bed after a long day at work. To fill the gap here's an entry from The news in brief's sister publication: Christine's Kitchen
Slow Cooked Pulled Pork
I will admit it. I watch
far too many food related programmes and thanks to cable television, a
lot of it is American. Because of this I have seen pulled pork too many
times to even consider listing them. So I decided to make a load of it
myself. There is many different recipes out there, and 2 main methods of
cooking, either in the oven, or in the slow cooker, you can do it on a
BBQ, but I live in the North of England, there is no way I will ever get
good weather to hold long enough to slow cook pork.. I am in love with
my slow cooker, so I had to do it that way. Warning to impatient people
out there, this recipe involves cooking it overnight. This is a lesson
in delayed gratification.
The best way to eat this is to steal it when no one is looking and hope you get away with it. However, guests tend not to like it when you do that, so you could put it in sandwiches with good coleslaw and apple sauce (recipe here for apple sauce). Serve with baked potatoes and BBQ sauce, or just part of a good table buffet.
Ingredients
Enough Pork Shoulder for everyone you want to feed.
(About 4oz/115g per person - but I would make more - it will be eaten)
2-3 apples, any kind really I like granny smiths
Cider Vinegar, or any apple based vinegar really
Plenty of Salt
a tsp of pepper
a tsp garlic powder
Bay leaf
(About 4oz/115g per person - but I would make more - it will be eaten)
2-3 apples, any kind really I like granny smiths
Cider Vinegar, or any apple based vinegar really
Plenty of Salt
a tsp of pepper
a tsp garlic powder
Bay leaf
Method
- Cut up the apples into wedges, doesn't matter about size or shape, you are not actually going to eat them
- Throw the pork skin side up onto the apple and then half cover with water and about 4 table spoons of vinegar
- Put in a good load of salt - about 3-4 teaspoons, it seems a lot but don't worry you don't actually eat it all (I don't mean to sound like Jamie Oliver)
- Put the garlic powder, bay leaf and pepper in too.
- Put the lid on and put on high for about 2 hours
After the two hour are up
you can take the skin off, put it to one side to make crackling. Always
a crowd pleaser is good crackling, very naughty food but totally worth
the guilt.
- After two hours turn the heat to medium. Go to bed at this point or go out which ever is best for you because you need to leave it alone for at least 10 hours. Yes 10. You were told this was not a recipe for the impatient.
- Once it is in it's tray and you are getting ready to serve it, put it in the oven on about 160-180c for about 30 mins, it both warms it through and gives the end bit a little crisp for added texture.
I always find it better to make more than you need because it is so easy to eat that it will be devoured!
Monday, 3 March 2014
The news in brief 3rd March 2014
The news in brief – red
carpet special:
Woman wears dress
Woman wears dress
Woman falls over in dress
Woman wears dress
Woman wears dress
Woman wears dress
Woman wears dress
Woman wears dress
Woman wears dress
Woman wears dress
Cumberbatched!
Woman wears dress
Woman wears dress
Woman wears dress
Woman wears dress
Woman wears dress
Woman wears dress
Touching tribute
Woman wears dress
Woman wears dress
Woman wears dress
Woman wears dress
Man wears shorts
Watching the Oscars
so you don’t have to…
Sunday, 2 March 2014
The news in brief 2nd March 2014
What a depressing news day, war and murder everywhere; thank
shitting crikey for The news in brief Celebrity special:
Scandal: Couple go out for the night and leave the baby with
a sitter
Woman wears bikini
Actress not dressed for the weather
Recently dumped woman caught not smiling
Woman wears lipstick
Singer indulges in a spot of product placement
Celebrity caught wearing casual clothes
Radio star wears colourful skirt
Breakdown of long term relationship is our business for some
reason
Singer appears to have forgotten about fruit
Expectant mother updates Twitter
Shock: adults stay out late
Man gets sunburn
Woman changes dress
Actress not wearing heels
Woman fails to live us to media’s narrow definition of
beauty
Sports star modifies her face because of media’s narrow
definition of beauty – and the Internet trolls it spawned
Mother and daughter go outside TOGETHER!
Do the police not read newspapers?!
Consenting adult in long-term relationship may or may not be
pregnant
Actress has legs
Woman lives up to media’s narrow definition of beauty
Three women wear kinda-sorta similar dresses
Man wears scarf!
Trawling through this
shit so you don’t have to…
Saturday, 1 March 2014
The news in brief 1st March 2014
The news in brief – exclusive exposé
Like every God-fearing Daily Mail reader, The news in brief has been sweating
bollocks worrying about the hidden sugars in our foods. So, we went undercover
into a nice respectable supermarket and checked out some of the nation’s favourites:
Baked beans:
We found them pretty
quickly.
Cornflakes:
There they are!
Orange juice:
Found them!
Tomato soup:
Turns out they were on the label the whole time.
Debunking the
bullshit so you don’t have to…
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