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I watched Only Fools for first time – it s borderline homophobic and racist so I switched off - Joe Crutchley

I watched Only Fools for first time – it s borderline homophobic and racist so I switched off - Joe Crutchley
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The Future of Funerals, from VR Clones To Water Cremations

From colourful dress codes and live streamed services to living funerals and holograms, life celebrations are starting to look very different

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Troubled Peaky Blinders star Paul Anderson wears a smart suit for a trip to the supermarket as he allays fears his wellbeing after wandering the streets shirtless

Peaky Blinders star Paul Anderson appeared to be back on form as he ventured out in London on Wednesday, shortly after prompting fears for his well-being during an earlier appearance in the city.

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Why Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer are the living embodiment of the death of British comedy – Aidan Smith

Prime Minister and Labour leader are a comedy double-act for modern times (ie, not funny) and can only dream of Steptoe & Son's mass appeal

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The great British sitcom is not dead – it s just been forced to grow up | Viv Groskop

The BBC’s comedy chief thinks the format needs ‘saving’. But it’s the stereotypes that are dead: the<strong> </strong>sitcom itself is thriving, says comedian Viv Groskop

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