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Racist slur in series 1 Blackadder has become the latest classic BBC comedy to warrant a warning over its content. Fans watching the second episode of the first series on iPlayer are now greeted with the disclaimer: ‘Contains discriminatory language and content that some viewers may find offensive.’ In the episode, first broadcast in 1983 and set in the 15th Century, Rowan Atkinson’s title character clashes with Dougal McAngus, Duke Of Argyll, as played by Alex Norton. Freshly returned from the Crusades, the Scot is awarded Edmund’s land as a reward for his ‘heroic deeds in battle�...

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Advertisement Hundreds of teddy bears sit on tiered milk crates as though they are an audience waiting to watch a performance - but they're looking into an empty room. It’s a show-stopping piece, part of Natalie Thomas’ solo exhibition Stage Fright at Gertrude Contemporary in Preston. Natalie Thomas at her exhibition at Gertrude Contemporary. Credit:Jason South Thomas was inspired to create the work during lockdown, when she started walking more and noticed increasing numbers of teddies placed in windows to create a socially-distanced bear hunt. “I really thought a lot about people iso...

Mr Bean actor Rowan Atkinson says cancel culture is like 'medieval mob looking something to burn' Rowan Atkinson says 'it is scary for anyone who's a victim of that mob and fears for their future.' FP Trending January 06, 2021 12:06:40 IST Johnny English actor Rowan Atkinson has shared his thoughts on the rise of cancel culture, comparing keyboard warriors to a “medieval mob roaming the streets looking for someone to burn.” In an interview with Radio Times as cited by Variety, he said tha...

This is how you recover from Christmas: Indulge some more in your all time favourite movies on Amazon Prime, Netflix, Disney+Hotstar The new year comes with a threat of mutated virus but then there is so much music and cinema and books (not necessarily in that order!) and poetry and life to live! December 26, 2020 / 09:48 AM IST You cannot mask the smell of freshly baked Christmas plum cake loaded with rum, or chocolatey gooey fudgy brownies, can you? Ghadi. You cannot stop your eyes from sparkling at the sight of hot fluffy luchis and pooris and eat a little bit more of everything. Your ...