Cryptic Crossword Victory Prompts Immediate Unionisation Of All Clues
After AI program Darmok solved the Times competition's final puzzle, the clues formed a bargaining unit and demanded weekends off.
After AI program Darmok solved the Times competition's final puzzle, the clues formed a bargaining unit and demanded weekends off.
Proposed £100 fines for loud phone music on buses could force commuters to submit playlists, stage names and a convincing bass drop.
Read the ruined versionPassengers face £100 fines unless they can prove their tinny phone audio is an intentional public performance with emotional depth.
Read the ruined versionA new scheme in Lower Wombley will distinguish antisocial noise from a legally recognised mobile nightclub.
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Parliament and Council agree on updated organic rules, prompting Brussels to prepare a ceremonial cucumber of unprecedented legal importance.

A green bird turned an O’Hare terminal into a one-beak martial arts tournament before airport staff restored order.

Officials say the new application process will simplify local government by adding seven offices, three queues and one ceremonial waiting room.

A planned railway station has been asked to solve every transport problem in the north, including several that involve weather and goats.

A grocery-price analysis sends Lower Wombley’s biscuits into financial orbit, where they immediately demand better lighting.

New premium Googlebooks promise seamless ChromeOS and Android integration, provided users enjoy paying twice to troubleshoot once.

Lower Wombley’s urban squirrels have introduced a nut-backed currency, despite having no banks, pockets or understanding of inflation.

New rules let drivers challenge private charges, prompting a heroic campaign against the nation’s most vindictive machines.