[MoHA] BBC News: Day 2,274
Day 2,273, 22:03
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Here is the first addition of BBC news for this term. It’s fairly dry at the moment, but next week will be full of even more news as I force myself to pay attention to what is going on
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NATIONAL NEWS
• Day 2,269: Count Drakula is elected Country President with nearly a majority of all votes cast after his third campaign for the office.
• Citizens of the eUK demand a new war after last week’s success in Scandinavia.
INTERNATIONAL NEWS
• No new alliance has officially been formed since the collapse of TWO. Speculation continues to rise that an official deal will be made in the coming week.
Prime Minister
• Day 2,271: Count Drakula’s first CP article.
• Day 2,269: Kravenn’s last article as CP. Review of the January term.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
• Day 2,272: Interview with the Albanian Minister of Foreign Affairs.
• Day 2,270: Intro and a look into the next month.
Ministry of Defence
• Day 2,272: Battle priorities for day 2,272.
• Day 2,270: Intro and battle priorities.
Ministry of Finance
• Day 2,269: Review of January’s income and expenses.
Ministry of Home Affairs
• Day 2,273: Intro and plans for upcoming articles.
Ministry of Education
• Day 2,270: Intro and expectations for the next month.
Thanks for reading. Tune in next week for another weekly review of news.
The Equalist
Minister of Home Affairs
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what a boring month!
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Please don't use BBC logo , this evil company that steals money from the UK people for rubbish TV , why use the BBC the company that sat back and let Jimmy touch all up the kids .
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I'm just using the graphics the previous BBC article used. If someone wants to create a new one, I will be willing to consider it. Until then, I'll wait for the BBC to sue us for copyright infringement.
I'd like to point out now that none of the British Public's money goes into the BBC except from those that do it willingly, and to my knowledge there's never been a case where the BBC has stole money from everybody.
As for letting Jimmy cop a feel at the local nursery, the majority of victims didn't come forward till after he'd died, I think. Most of the BBC probably wasn't aware.
Also what the hell do you watch without watching any BBC channels at all?
No Top Gear! The thought of that brings a tear to my eye.
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