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Back in 2022, after a series of hot weather warnings in the UK (sound familiar?), the Met Office’s John Hammond spoke to GB News. Presenter Bev Turner wasn’t too concerned, and tried to laugh it off with that climate sceptics’ favourite – “But the summer of ’76, blah, blah, blah.” Watch how that worked out […]
A timely reminder now that Twitter isn’t just there for the awful things in life, like the news, for instance, or far-right AI bots. Oh no. It can also be very, very funny – not always intentionally so, obviously – after this call went out for people to share the ‘worst tweet y’all have seen?’ […]
Age is just a number. Just because you’ve reached your 20s, doesn’t mean you understand how the world works. Or, apparently, how a ventriloquist dummy talks. Nowhere is that more apparent than in this recent Reddit post by Wonderful-Economy762: What couldn’t you believe you had to explain to another adult? The answers exposed a baffling […]
Hugh Grant was in the royal box at Wimbledon on Wednesday and it’s fair to say he didn’t find the action entirely gripping. Well, that or he’d been enjoying the SW19 lunchtime hospitality. Because the great man only went and nodded off during Novak Djokovic’s quarter final win over young Italian Flavio Cobolli. Hugh Grant […]
It’s not uncommon for people to suggest that Donald Trump isn’t really in charge of the White House, but it’s rare to actually see it happening in real time. But this is precisely what happened when the president was asked who exactly had decided that the US should stop sending munitions to Ukraine (spoiler alert […]
We all need the occasional break from, well… from all of this *gestures vaguely*. So let’s have another big round up of jokes. We hope you enjoy this list of one-liners, gags and utter silliness from some great comedians. Milton Jones: I told my wife she was drawing her eyebrows too high. She looked surprised. […]
British families hoping to escape the damp, grey misery of the UK for the slightly warmer, slightly less damp misery of Europe are now finding that a luxury all-inclusive in Spain is almost as financially ruinous as a week of DIY pasta and passive-aggression in a timber shed in Center Parcs. Prices for summer holidays
The UK and France have finally found common ground in their approach to Channel crossings, announcing a bold new “one-in-one-out” system inspired by the playground economics of Panini sticker swaps.
The North Pole has shocked many this week, with the announcement that Santa doesn’t have a naughty list, despite repeated promises that it was going to be released.
We all know what real evil is. Nazis, serial killers, deliberately starving refugees – stuff like that. But there are plenty of things that have an air of evil without being anywhere near that scale, such as putting After Eight wrappers back in the box when you’ve eaten the mint, you absolute monster! It’s those […]
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