You can see the commercial I wrote ('Eggs' with Janine Duvitsky) at 0.05. :)

More Tees, anyone?
New Private Eye Magazine reveals how the loudly-tumpeted plan to bring steelmaking back to Teesside has been captured by the same private interests that are cashing in on Teesworks. Online version here; full story in the mag.
private-eye.co.uk/news

Labradors - double coated, waterproofed & insulated - were bred from St John’s Water Dogs, carefully selected to retrieve fish from the semi-arctic waters of Newfoundland and Labrador for their fishermen owners.

Here are 3 of them, begging to get inside to escape light drizzle.

A recent private commission I made. I’d be happy to make another if anyone is interested. DM me for price (dependent on size).

Stephen Gallagher That dog puppet looks so lifelike.

Everyone who comes to Allendale must take a picture of The Garm.

EVERYONE.

Whenevir Ich see a tesla cybertruck Ich wonder wher the giant sad robot left hys other ridiculous shoe.

Strong follow-up to story broken last week by ⁦Private Eye Magazine⁩ #RottenBoroughs bbc.co.uk/news/uk-englan…

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Stephen Gallagher Reminds me of the time I was rejected for an anthology of tales that were to be published anonymously (a rip-off of DF Lewis's anonymously-authored anthologies) because I wasn't famous enough.

Unpaid, and still too costly. Beat that, all you Gen Z slackers theguardian.com/politics/live/…

In your position, Donald, I'd be praying too

'Will of the people' my arse. Even the racists are sick of all the harping on about Rwanda now.

The Lords is consistently attacked by left and right. On weeks like this, you realise how utterly essential they are. The Commons is powerless against the government. The Lords are not.