Tell me about a story in the news that you often think about

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THIS IS A LIGHTHEARTED THREAD - MNHQ

I’m sure most of us will often think of extremely sad/distressing stories that we’ve come across in the news. This thread is about news stories that have stuck in your mind for the opposite reason. What news story do you often think of and why?

I often think about the news article where the police officer was sacked because he scanned a £9.95 pack of Krispy Kreme doughnuts as 7p carrots😂😂😂😂 I laugh because how have you risked your whole career for a £10 pack of doughnuts? Absolute madness. Here’s the story below if anyone hasn’t read it before. What’s yours?

https://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/police-krispy-kreme-sacked-doughnut-b79360.html

This.

4 cans?

Presumably wasn't planning on spending more than 15 minutes with him.

🤣🤣🤣 While reading all these, this just popped up on my phone!!!

Wtf!😂😂

Yes agree. My daughter had lived in the same road and had wandered home probably a bit pissed many times.
Can always remember her calling me saying how annoyed she was by a taxi driver because he actually walked her to her front door to ensure she was safe..thank you taxi driver.

Not Nicholas Witchell 🤣

Poor Amber Gibson. Bought up in care, raped, killed by her brother and then her dead body was abused by a stranger who would rather wank on her than report her bloodied body to the police.

Probably this house proud mouse who tidied a man's shed every night...
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What the heck🤣🤣

rendered farcical by the appearance of Paul Gascoigne on the scene to offer his services as a negotiator, whilst carrying (in no particular order) a can of lager (!) a fishing rod (!!!) and a roast chicken (!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!).

I think of this all the time too

The boots! I want an explanation for those. I don’t care about his dogging and meow meow.

Princess Margaret marrying in 1960 ( saw their honeymoon tour on Pathe New at cinema). Bay of Pigs 1961 - came home and radio switched on just as news coming through that the Americans were withdrawing. My parents were very, very thankful and I now realise they (and most people) had thought world war 3 had been just about inevitable until that moment).