Observe and Retort: the news you missed this week

This week David brings us the fun story of Pineapple - the new of Rockhampton, Australia. Luna talks about the undercover cops clowning around Leeds. Finally in Weekly WTFs we have the heart transplant clusterfuck that beat the odds and an update on last week's art destruction story.

This week Luna talks about how a group of Danish artist activists has taken inspiration from protests around the world. David brings us the unbelievable story of how 400 Sudanese mall guards were given a slightly different assignment than they were promised. And we have a whale of a WWTF for you to round things off.

This week we talk about the rescuing of nearly 200 dogs in South Korea, and reflect upon our own meat-hypocrisy. Luna brings us the terrible duo who trafficked Albanian immigrants and took every penny they didn't have, and a bloody philosophy argument in Moscow that one Russian man apparently Kant handle.

This week Luna brings us scary scrotum news, and David zooms in on an art attack by a German nazi vegan chef. Animals are at the center of the WWTF this week, tune in to find out if you can eat penguin eggs - and follow us for more recipes!

This week's episode has a bit of everything. We take a deeper look into the intense wave of #metoo cases that have hit Denmark three years after the rest of the world realised sexual harassment was a problem. We take an incredibly shallow look into a woman getting ghosted by her ghost fiance, a police robbery squad that was confused about the assignment, and some cursed keepsakes from Pompeii.

This week we talk about the election result that even the winner didn't expect, why one man couldn't keep his job at a rural Australian mine, & how one Thai hotel struck back against a Karen's review.

This week we discuss how birds have become embroiled in a 70 year old conflict, how far one pregnant woman went to save her husband, and how one business created a sustainable approach to used condoms.

This week we talk about life-changing selfies, how the new leader of ISIS may have a problem on his hands, and how environmental protesters have fought back against arrests.

This week we discuss the new radical paedo-penalty in Nigeria, the irony of Lululemon selling anti-capitalist workshops, and the developments in Belarus.

This week we talk about a lot of things and we are pretty sure no one reads the description anyway. Win a prize if you get in contact and show us we are wrong.