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Throughout a week of damaging allegations, ministers’ attempts to kill the story have been embarrassingly inept

Things took a surprising turn when a father switched lives with his 18-year-old son, who in return got to experience what his dad’s life was

A fascinating look at Tommy Atkins' hidden tactics to avoid combat on the western front in World War I, or why ‘Blackadder Goes Forth’ could have been a lot funnier (and more subversive)…

Terence Davies’ Benediction effectively evokes wartime suffering via British World War I poet and author Siegfried Sassoons story.

I CONFESS I have never watched an entire episode of Only Fools And Horses. To be honest I’m not entirely sure what it’s about. Is a…

Brace yourself. Joke time. Did you hear the bloke who invented predictive texts has died? They’re holding his funfair next monkey. Okay, I admit it’s not the best gag in the world. But maybe, just maybe, a small chemical reaction took place in your brain as you read the words and led to something unexpected, even pleasurable . . . a wry smile. My children laugh all the time, usually at my expense. But I honestly cannot remember the last time I had a good old belly laugh. And I’m sur...

Blackadder cast then and now - cracking America, much younger spouses and tragic death Smart, witty and laugh out loud funny, Blackadder is up there with the finest British sitcoms ever made. Many of its stars have gone on to have great success. Heres what they did next Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Daily Stars Inside Hot TV newsletter sees Ed Gleave send you tellys hot takes straight to your inbox every SundayInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Ye...

BBC News By Sean Coughlan Published Gavin Williamsons political obituary has been written so many times he must sometimes feel like the walking dead. So how has Englands under-pressure education secretary survived in his job? Or is there a counter-narrative that hes been unfairly blamed for decisions not really his own? Once again on Wednesday Mr Williamson will be defending himself in front of the Education Select Committee, a few months after he faced a grilling from MPs over the chaos with ...

Share However, that action has been questioned by some fans, who still disagree with the gestures links to BLM, which many see as a political movement.   Twitter user Sue McDonald said: Fans are being treat disgracefully. Essentially youre being forced to accept their political gestures whether you like it or not.  How Vicar of Dibley taking knee sparked criticism Furious Vicar of Dibley fans switched off on Monday as they slammed the lecturing BBC for using comedy to promote political caus...

Furious Vicar of Dibley fans switched off last night as they slammed the lecturing BBC for using comedy to promote political causes over a scene where Dawn French takes the knee for Black Lives Matter.  Viewers criticised series writer Richard Curtis for using a comedy show to promote a Woke agenda, with one tweeting: Im sick and tired of being lectured every time I turn on the TV and ultimately it will achieve nothing. Another Twitter user, James Stafford, added: Its meant to be a comedy. Peo...