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This year brought a bumper crop of good news, writes Eagle columnist Don Morrison.

W. Heath Robinson (1872-1944) was a well-known British illustrator whose life and work straddled the Pre-Raphaelite movement and the golden age of early 20th-century Illustration. ...

So we have many scriptwriters, different humour. they speak about their ideas and i am the decision—maker. so you are deciding whether their ideas are funny or not? yes, yes. 0ur audience, especially tv audience, yes, it is a little bit older than, for example, movie audience in feature films. what sort of humour do people like here, if you were to compare it to british humour? we love british humour. he laughs for example, for example. he speaks in ukranian "if compare." if compare in britain...

Unusually, and one of his sidewinders went off and it went straight into the welsh guards again. not one died, but everyone lost a limb, and you start to think, hang on, why is the welsh guards copping all this all the time, wherever we go? the injured welsh guards were taken to the hospital ship, uganda, where denzil and the other recovering soldiers were coming to terms with their injuries. part of our entertainment on board the ship was to watch films. they put on the monty python film, the l...

Recommendations for the removal and renaming of multiple tributes to Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee at the U.S. ...

Want to burn more calories? Maybe you just need to get a little silly. A recently published study led by Glenn Gaesser, a professor of exercise physiology at Arizona State University, determined that the Mr. Teabag walk done by John Cleese in the Monty Python "Ministry of Silly Walks" sketch resulted in a greater energy expenditure — about 2.5 times that of a typical walking

A documentary looking back at 50 years of UK movies identifies one standout for its mainstream yet subversive appeal.

In todays BCTV Daily Dispatch: The Flash/Nexstar, Mark Hamill/Star Wars, Star Trek, Night Court, Willow, Buffy/Angel, Daredevil, and more!

The biggest problem with John Cleese calling out the BBC for not airing Monty Python in "a couple of decades"? It turns out its not true.

Thom endeavours to look on the bright side of life in the face of tough times