21st October Not even Meghan can rescue Liz


Daily Mail readers up and down the land are reeling from the disappointment today that an all night prayer vigil to implore Meghan Markle to just do something to distract the focus of the UK media away from a government and a Prime Minister that is imploding quicker than a black hole did not work.

 Rabid Daily Mail reader, Ivan Opinion revealed, "Oh we had such hight hopes that Meghan could be our saviour. It could be anything, a podcast, a disparaging comment about the Queen, another fued with her own family, announcing a new baby, anything as long as it makes people forget just for a moment what a complete cockwomble was claiming to be in charge of the country."

"I've never really liked Meghan if I am honest but I really thought she could be the saviour of this government. If only she could have done another interview with Oprah or Gail King, rush the publication of Harry's book or simply make another vacuous comment about wellbeing and solidarity with Peruvian coffee growers it might have work. But now it's too late."

Meanwhile at the time of going to press Grace Under Pressure is trying to comfirm that Lis Truss dumped Kwazi Kwartang by text using the immortal line "it's not me, it's you'. Sorry Liz but after only 44 days even your own party has decided that it is you after all.

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