Tuesday 26 November, 2024

And the award for Most Shocking Headline of the Day goes to...

Revelation after revelation.

EVERY SO OFTEN, you see a newspaper headline that truly shocks you.

Quentin Sommerville, Middle East correspondent for the BBC, tweeted this intriguing one from an unnamed newspaper this morning:

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China may be using sea to hide its submarines

Wh-whaaaaaat?

DRAIN THE SEAS, IMMEDIATELY. ALL OF THEM.

Shane McGowan’s after breaking his pelvis doing a ‘complicated dance move’>

Sorry lads – but there’s actually no cure for a hangover>

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And the award for Most Shocking Headline of the Day goes to...

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We couldn't find this Tweet

Shane McGowan’s after breaking his pelvis doing a ‘complicated dance move’>

Sorry lads – but there’s actually no cure for a hangover>