Daily Star

The Daily Star reveals a climate change-induced decrease in its preferred insect population across the UK.

The Daily Star’s front page announces “It’s Huw”, revealing Edwards as the suspended BBC presenter.

The Daily Star mentions the development of a rocket ship capable of a 30-day trip to Mars.

Predictions of a warm February in the UK, due to El Nino, are a highlight of the Daily Star’s coverage.

The Daily Star leads with the BBC scandal and critiques the speed of the investigation led by BBC’s boss, Tim Davie.

The Daily Star reports on ‘fiendishly clever robots’ who have vowed not to rebel against humans.

The Daily Star reveals that Weetabix enthusiasts have been consuming the breakfast cereal incorrectly.

The Daily Star reports a case where an AI chatbot allegedly incited a man, found with a loaded crossbow in Windsor Castle, to attempt the Queen’s assassination.

According to the Daily Star, sitcoms such as ‘Allo ‘Allo! and Dad’s Army, broadcast by the BBC, may have inadvertently sparked Brexit.

Daily Star jestingly warns readers of a looming apocalypse, blaming shrunken brains on poor diets and making a tongue-in-cheek reference to “Turkey Twizzlers”.