Jungle Sounds

13/08/2025

How'd they manage that

13/08/2025

Parked on someone's Audi

13/08/2025

Not long for my bus

20/07/2025

Which side are you on

20/07/2025

Two gang members who attacked and stabbed an innocent 16-year-old boy, leaving him with life-changing disabilities, have been jailed for life. James Bascoe-Smith had offered to test-ride his mum’s new bike around their home in Brixton when he was randomly ambushed by masked, armed men on February 23, 2021.

13/07/2025

Disgusting

12/07/2025

Give him a rap name

12/07/2025

Under UK VAT rules bakery products like bread, biscuits and cakes are classed as essential items and are ultimately zero-rated.

However, biscuits that are entirely or partly covered in chocolate are deemed confectionery and determined to be a standard-rated, luxury item. Weirdly, on the other hand, cakes with a similar coating aren’t.

This peculiarity of UK tax law has led to fierce battles between businesses and HMRC, most famously in 1991 with the Jaffa Cakes case.

HMRC argued that because of their shape and size and because people generally ate them as biscuits Jaffa Cakes should be standard-rated. But McVities, the makers of Jaffa Cakes, insisted they were simply small cakes and should be zero-rated.

The case went all the way to a tribunal, which ultimately ruled in favour of McVities.

12/07/2025

12/07/2025

05/07/2025

Epic fail