Doctor Who, Jacob Rees-Mogg and his assistant Steve travel to Clacton in 2046, where the phallic-neck Daleks have seized power.
Their only hope? Return to 2026 and find Count Binface to take on Nigel Farage.
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I’m thrilled to share the official trailer for my documentary FRAMPTON. It’s been an incredible experience reflecting on this journey. The film will make its world premiere this Thursday June 4th at the 2026 Tribeca Film Festival in New York City. Watch the trailer now.
3/n. Rai is a golfer. Not a social media star or a sponsor's darling. A hard-working son of immigrants who went from working-class Wolverhampton to the pinnacle of his professional sport. Well done, Aaron!
Fed up of all the politics….
I just walked into a school assembly in Tipton. And all the children sang this 😭😭
Hardest I’ve ever worked to stop the tears. This is real life. These children.
Thank you @FoxyardsP ❤️
Where it all peaked. #WWFC
Easily one of the greatest nights in Wolves and Molineux history. To make such a comeback from 2 down against the reigning champions in the way that we did it was absolutely outstanding.
Let's talk about the remontada of one of the Premier League's modern day cult heroes: Raul Jimenez.
Often when strikers transition to the big time, they struggle. That proved no problem for Si Senor though. Transferring to recently promoted Wolves in the summer of 2018, Nuno's Old Gold didn't just survive, they thrived. Leading the line in the Europa League charge, he made the South Bank roar louder than ever as he scored 13 goals.
Settled in fully, the season after proved even more productive. Back-to-back 7th-placed finishes. 17 league goals. 10 goals in Europe. Raul was becoming a mammoth Molineux hero in an instance.
The season after though, came one of the most horrific injuries in Premier League history: a fractured skull against Arsenal in November 2020. Taken off with an oxygen mask to hospital, his wife later recalled if he hadn't have undertaken emergency operations, he 'would have died'.
Missing 41 matches and over 200 days from the field, many would have thought that would have been the last of a lethal Raul Jimenez who would always notch in-front of goal - given half-a-chance. Yet he was far from finished.
By the end of September 2021, he was scoring winners with Wolves again. By the end of that same season, he had 10 goal contributions to his name. Still so adored by the Wolves faithful in an incredible team, a move to Fulham followed in the summer.
A first season at the Cottagers proved frustrating, drawing a rare blank in-front of goal. Then though, he got into his groove once again, bagging seven in 23/24 and double figures as business returned to usual last time out.
On Monday Night Football, he reminded us he's still got it at 34, scoring the decisive goal v Forest. Donning a head mask and still doing the business despite monumental odds going against his favour, Raul is a modern day Prem hero that does not get the credit he deserves. 61 PL goals and counting.
Welcome to the annual Wolves dice roll, only this time it feels more bleak than ever.
A club paying the price for their own incompetence and alienation of supporters. The floor has gone.
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Lee Anderson
Jake Berry
Andrea Jenkyns
Nadine Dorries
These people were at the very heart of everything wrong with the last government.
The failures, the scandals, the stupidity
And now, just like that, they switch sides
Mercenaries.
Careerists.
Change? No. More of the same.
@Hadenwoof@TalkingWolves He’ll invoke the 8-second rule on Sa for holding the ball for 7 seconds and Haaland will complete his five-timer from the ensuing corner. The rule will never be enforced again.