No Kings was good...When's the #NoInsaneFakeMessiahs demo?

Roll out the barrel

No. The 2020 election was not rigged or stolen from Trump. These lies aren’t just a tantrum because his ego is bruised from losing—they undermine our free & fair elections and are a threat to our democracy. Oh, and didn't Fox News have to pay $787 million for spreading these lies?

I like Bruce - I'm on his side against Creosote Christ and it might be a US English v British English issue but... "Hey little girl is your daddy home/ did he go and leave you all alone? mmmmm, got a bad desire/ oh oh oh I'm on fire" leaves me with one or two questions tbh

Tango is back in today's Times QC, with clues like: Seriously ahead of time, ringing home (9) I hope you enjoy it!

I'm delighted to be making my debut in the Independent today as Nepeta. Sample clues: Raunchy trio stripped naked (6) Almost complete abstainer from pork eating English breakfast (6) Side roads backed up after abattoir evacuated (7) puzzles.independent.co.uk/games/crypti...

Good day for NATO. Yankee backed Victor no victor. No Yankee golf victor. Bravo.

Good by England's Rose. Though i never knew you were tall.

Now watch this pile drive

Magyar>Maga

Blocked

GE prayer mat turned out to be a winner (5,6) #phew

My Spring to do list by JD Vance 1. Prevent Iran war 2. Negotiate end to Iran war 3. Reelect Viktor Orbán

Thoughts with Matt Goodwin's budgetary planning at this difficult time.

48 is a bewilderingly high number

It might seem like a glib remark but every day that passes as Congress fails to deal with this lunatic makes the reputation of the United States *and its people* sink further into the abyss. This calamitous experiment could take a generation to unwind.

Current status of the Strait of Hormuz dispute

Some absolutely cracking clues from Anax/Dean Mayer in today's ST crossword PIN Number? (4,3) God can shut up minister (4,5,4)

Unfortunately, in the light of today's S Times investigation, "Dick's todger" as a Spoonerism for "tax dodger" falls into the "close but no cigar" bracket

Group's tab upset landlady here (9)

Should Richard Tice quit because he doesn't know the difference between "pouring over" and "poring over"? #BrokenBritain #GamesGone

Arsenal board (excitedly): OK Mikel, we've bought lobster, foie gras, asparagus, wagyu, toro, confit de canard and monkfish. What's for dinner? Arteta: Egg and chips.

A wealthy individual with a very dodgy past, Farage finally gets introduced to dizzy blonde (3,4). OK bit wordy maybe but still

With apologies to Lynn Anderson: 🎼 I'll sort your pardon Though I poured concrete on your Rose Garden

Welcome to the Guardian Daily Crossword, Budmo! Following 7 Quick Cryptics and 3 Quiptics they have become the 94th named setter to make the big stage. www.theguardian.com/crosswords/c...

Melania: "At this moment in time, I never said them things"

Melania: STOP TALKING ABOUT ME YOU BASTARDS UNLESS OF COURSE YOU WANT TO TALK POSITIVELY ABOUT MY SMASH HIT MOVIE THE LOVELY JEFF MADE FOR ME MWAH THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATT...[cut!]

As promised, our-follow-up story on Fifa's brand new "prediction market" partner ADI, whose founder was involved in an insider trading affair in India, and whose just-appointed CEO @josimarfootball.bsky.social has now found was linked to the Qatargate lobbying scandal at the EU Parliament.

I set the cryptic crossword in today's @financialtimes.com. Sample clue: A teenage Gal Gadot unboxed the French perfume (10) Solve the puzzle on the FT app, or print the pdf here: www.ft.com/content/4625...

That's the oily passage STRAIT OF HORMUZ (anag of *humor fatso + Ritz)

Sample clue from my puzzle on the back page of today's Telegraph: Dark force in America a danger to those on the street? (5,3)

Humor fatso with Ritz crackers where the Iranians are in charge (6,2,6)

Penguinfluencer over ere

Apocalypse not now Cato

Hi @cnn.com is tonight's Situation Room going to be called The Boy Who Cried Wolf Blitzer?

Nay, ye kannot

The sun.

somebody's done the Brighton/Spurs De Zerbi Derby gag presumably

I set today’s Telegraph Toughie: www.telegraph.co.uk/puzzles/puzz... Top secret number - good feature for TV gameshow (7,5) Mistake giving new order to “about turn” (4) For example, I translated Norman Mailer after I left university (5,7) No spoilers, ta!

Moon flaw I elaborated to blithering idiot (5,4)

Call me ill-informed Fawlty - I was an English major - but I believe I just saw a rat in the dining room

For the lulz, the Easter bunny should have stuck a massive piece of Elastoplast on its right lug

Pete Hesgeth's ears look bigger in this shot.

Sorry I'm late. There was an online form and I had to scroll to my birth year.

Remorseful Republicans: I didn't vote for this. Me: Oh yes you did chum. Oh yes you did.

Just mailed HM the King my copy of Roger's Profanisaurus so he can converse with the President in the vernacular

Pleased to appear as Rowland with today's Economist cryptic. Sample clues: Who can rescue Corporation lacking shine? Perhaps Englishman can (4,7) Nothing's lost by bombing another capital (6) Action Man recently lost, urchin plays with rocks (5,6) www.economist.com/interactive/...

clues from the cryptic crypt: Endless Emirates talk about manager under spotlight (5,6)