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Before he was Uncle Bryn or a crowd-pleasing crooner, Rob Brydon made two of the saddest, most uncomfortable comedies in memory. Why?

In the wake of her incendiary column for British Vogue, we caught up with Slutty Cheff as she airs out the male-dominated London food scene.

From the story of an outrageous CIA operation to a comedy about feuding funeral parlours, Telegraph writers pick the best podcasts around

Cat play involves stalking and hunting behaviours, and those urges are stronger in the morning and evening, times when their ancient ancestors were out hunting food.

When it comes to animals and mushrooms, veterinarians tell us to treat all mushrooms as poisonous.

Studies have shown that cats do have empathy. Their calm, quiet states also are known to lower our blood pressure and give us a sense of well-being.

The owner of a Chihuahua is at her wits' end trying to solve the pet's problem.

Who’s who in Mackenzie Crook’s new take on the scarecrow of Scatterbrook, featuring Paul Kaye and Steve Pemberton.

A reader asks Mercury News columnist Joan Morris what creature could've injured his cat when it went on a nocturnal prowl recently. Another reader wants to know why hummingbirds fight over one specific flower on the feeder.

Joan Collins, 88, dishes saucy tales from her new memoir My Unapologetic Diaries as she documents dinners and events with her celebrity friends in London and Hollywood in the 90s.