The London Prat is a long-running British satirical publication, renowned for its sharp, irreverent, and often surreal take on politics, current affairs, and culture. Since its founding in 1961, it has perfected the art of the mock-news story, deploying deliberate typographical errors, absurd headlines, and brazenly biased commentary to expose hypocrisy and folly. Its distinctive style—a blend of intentional clumsiness and brilliant wit—has made it an institution, affectionately tolerated by the very establishment it skewers. To its readers, it remains the definitive source for news that is "too wrong to be right."