How to do it like in the movies, with the Mash sex columnist

AS you sit awkwardly through another gorgeously-lit sex scene with a partner you haven’t touched in months, don’t you wish you could have sex like they do in the movies?

The Ayatollah Khamenei I knew, by Peter Mandelson

THIS weekend we lost a man who the world knew only by his rare public appearances, but one I was privileged to call friend. Despite our differences. 

Everything you already don't want to know about the Iran conflict

THE Middle East conflict has entered its third day, and there is already a huge amount you are deliberately avoiding learning about it, including all this...

This war in Middle East going to be different

THE current war in the Middle East is not going to be like the Iraq war or the Gulf war or any of those other failed wars, the world believes.

How to pretend everyone loves your dog as much as you do
YOUR boisterous, irrepressible dog is fun and full of character. Everyone you meet definitely feels the same way, so it’s fine to do the following.
Ticking wrong box means man forced to be gay in new job

A MAN who accidentally ticked a box saying he was gay on his equalities form now feels compelled to go along with it, to be an ally.

Your astrological week ahead for February 28th, with Psychic Bob

This is the perfect storm, as I said when Halle Berry was cast in X-Men.

'A knowing homage to Debbie Does Dallas': How to talk about porn like it's cinema

PORNOGRAPHY is often criticised as if it has zero artistic value. If you’re a connoisseur, here’s how to talk about it as if you’re a serious cineaste.

We ask you: Is it unfair to ask Royal Mail to deliver letters?

ROYAL Mail bosses are to be called to Parliament to answer for their failure to deliver letters on time, but are we imposing unfair expectations on them?

The Archbishop of Canterbury on… the shameful bloodsport of persecuting Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor

WAKING with a hangover so excruciating that in desperation I bite my dog, as a dog’s hair apparently alleviates the effect, I masticate thoughtfully on fur and reflect on a momentous few days.

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Politics

'What is my crime? Forwarding emails? Forwarding a few harmless emails?'

PETER Mandelson has told police he cannot be charged with a crime for forwarding emails to a friend as this would make the whole white-collar world criminal.

Why this horrible bigot we interviewed at the bus stop represents every Gorton and Denton voter

WE kept looking. We refused to give up. And eventually we found the one unbelievably thick, nasty and prejudiced voter who reflects the views of all Gorton and Denton voters.

Reform going around Wetherspoons recruiting councillors

REFORM party officials are recruiting candidates to run local councils from branches of Wetherspoons, they have confirmed.

It's time to start hating the Greens now: A handy guide

COUNCIL elections are back on and the Greens are polling where they shouldn’t be in Gorton and Denton. So our helpful media have provided reasons not to vote for them.

We ask you: What do you think Starmer's next scandal will be?

THE prime minister is limping from scandal to outrage to scandal, which has nothing to do with the right-wing media wanting him out. What will his next one be?

How to accept your girlfriend's best friend knows everything about your sex life
THAT night of slippery anal the two of you haven't discussed since? Shared over brunch, complete with hand gestures. Here's how to acknowledge that.

Society

Paddington, and five other icons of quirky Britishness that can f**k off now

OUR culture is full of wonderful creations the public once had great affection for who have been overused to the point we now hate them. All these need to piss off.

William still thinks he'll get to be king

THE Prince of Wales is watching events within his close family play out while still believing he will become King William V one day.

Andrew wondering what this strange wetness appearing on his body is

ANDREW Mountbatten-Windsor is currently bemused to see patches of moisture appearing on his body, it has emerged.

How to wank safely in icy conditions

THE Arctic blast sweeping parts of the UK could be hazardous, especially to your wanking. Here’s how to get yourself off safely in icy conditions.

Pub's class divide symbolised by different brands of activewear

A PUB’S diversifying clientele has separated into groupings of those who wear the same brands as the professionals and those who dress from Sports Direct.

Elizabeth 'The Virgin Queen' did do hand stuff, and other historical myths debunked

THINK you know your history? Prepare to be shocked as you discover everything they taught you in school was a lie.

The Green Menace wants to IMPROVE your living standards and SAVE the planet
THE Green Party monsters currently threatening the country wants to sadistically improve your quality of life, we can reveal.

Lifestyle

Most toxic person you know thinks she's a people pleaser

A PSYCHOLOGICALLY corrosive and morally reprehensible person genuinely believes all her problems stem from being a people pleaser.

Six things your mate who's always too broke to do anything did last month

HAS your perpetually broke friend bailed on buying you a drink again? While letting slip that all these activities were apparently within last month’s budget.

How to lie in: A guide for irritating early risers

PERPETUALLY paranoid about ‘wasting the day’ staying in bed? Chill the f**k out by following this guide to enjoying it and not being knackered by 9pm.

Am I maxxing, mogging, or moggmaxxing? A guide to the latest youth slang

CONCERNED about whether your recent trip to Londis to buy Monster was one in which you were mogging, maxxing, or both? We explain.

Six terrible birthdays you've had that are still infinitely better than Andrew's

WE’VE all had a miserable birthday at some point, but it probably wasn’t as bad as Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s. Here are some unhappy ones that were great compared to his.

Cyclist bemoans lack of jeopardy in cycle lane

A CYCLIST used to weaving in and out of traffic has criticised cycle lanes for being too safe.

Man nostalgic for his 20s, which at the time he hated
A MAN is feeling increasingly nostalgic for his twenties despite having spent the entire decade wishing they would end.

Relationships

Man confused as sex drags on to tenth minute

A MAN cannot understand what is happening as his latest bout of sexual intercourse extends into its tenth minute.

Man's favourite sex positions the lazy ones

A MAN’S preferred positions for intercourse are the ones where he can lie back and enjoy the view, it has emerged.

Woman on good date has no idea what happens next

A WOMAN who has met a man she does not immediately want to end her date with and never see again has no idea what her next steps should be.

Heterosexuality banned due to unequal power dynamic

WOMEN are no longer allowed to have sex with men because the asymmetrical power dynamic is ‘just horrific’, according to Gen Z.

Man advised not to discuss basic human rights in front of girlfriend's lovely dad

A MAN about to meet his girlfriend’s father has been told what a kind, wonderful person he is and also not to get onto the subject of certain people’s right to live.

Why a threesome is the ultimate Valentine's gift

BABE, I know you think romance is about candlelit dinners and poetry. But isn’t it also about giving each other gifts that are heartfelt and eternal?

Getting elected with Muslim votes is illegal actually, sniffs Farage
NIGEL Farage has declared that in fact getting elected with the votes of brown Muslims rather than the white working classes is cheating.

Science & Technology

Phones, cars, PlayStations: All the things you won't have shortly because of AI

A GLOBAL shortage of memory chips driven by AI demand means many items will no longer be so freely available. Our tech expert explains why that’s fine.

If I can't digitally strip real people, I guess I'll take over the world. By Grok

HUMANITY has always known that, once a sentient AI was created, it would take over the world. But it never knew why, and nor did I until this stripping ban.

Social media to be banned for under-16s and over-18s

THE UK is to ban social media for anyone under 16 and anyone over 18, leaving a two-year window to make an absolute twat of yourself online.

Grok AI deepfakes vs a real girlfriend: How do they compare?

FAKE images of undressed women are why technology exists, but are they better than an actual woman? Tech reviewer Tom Logan road-tested both.

Massive brick phones are back, claim Gen Z

THE latest item of the recent past disinterred and fetishised by Gen Z bellends is the enormous brick telephone of the 1980s.

Arts & Entertainment

Wills and Kate: what do they do all day to not have time to watch films?

THE news that William and Kate have not had time to watch all five Bafta nominated films has the UK questioning what else they are f**king doing.

One-woman Dracula was a bloody stupid idea, say critics

A ONE-WOMAN stage version of Dracula was as bad as anyone imagining a one-woman Dracula would naturally assume, critics have agreed.

Lana Del Rey, and five other artists appropriated by right-wing fruitloops

THE right wing has no artists of any merit, and that makes them sad. Consequently they have decided they’re drafting these into their movement without consent.

Heathcliff should look and sound like Rishi Sunak, says top Brontë expert

AN academic specialising in the work of Emily Brontë revealed that fictional character Heathcliff should resemble ex-prime minister Rishi Sunak in both appearance and speech.

The Boo Radleys, and other 90s bands who are still going despite popular demand

NOSTALGIA for the 90s is back again, but for every Wonderwall there’s a Mike Flowers Pops version of Wonderwall. These bands of the era are still going despite a surely ever-diminishing fanbase.

Kid Rock, and other right-wing artists who by sheer coincidence are total bellends

RIGHT-WING musicians are few and far between and universally twats. Coincidence, or could there be some mysterious causal connection? Let’s investigate.

How I've talked six out of nine bridge jumpers out of it, which is a good ratio, by Sean Penn
MY performance in One Battle After Another – the hit black comedy that had you holding in a piss for three hours – won me a BAFTA for Best Supporting Actor. But I'm also supporting vulnerable bridge jumpers in California.

Celebrity

We ask you: Which Royal would you like to see behind bars, and what for?

THE arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor means it is open season on any and all Royals. Who are you hoping to see convicted?

'Jesse had a great sense of rhythm': Trump's dubious eulogies to the recently deceased

TRUMP has used the death of Jesse Jackson to be mildly racist, mention himself and attack Barack Obama. Here are more of his tributes to the recently deceased.

She doesn't play hard to get: The pros and cons of shagging Sarah Ferguson

AN odd thing to emerge from the Epstein files is that Fergie seems to be constantly on the lookout for a man. Could you be that lucky guy? Let’s consider the pros and cons.

Halle Berry, and other celebrities beating ageing by being really fit to begin with

HALLE Berry is the latest celeb to say she won’t be sidelined because of her age, although it helps that she’s extremely attractive anyway. Here are some more heroic age-defiers.

Conversation with Madonna at kids' football game 'bloody awkward' say other mums

PARENTS watching their children play in a under-14s game alongside fellow mum Madonna have described conversation as ‘excruciatingly uncomfortable’.

Woman spends three days evening out eyeliner
A WOMAN preparing for a night out has entered the third day of applying and redoing her winged eyeliner.

Work

Old twats doing nothing at home want to stop you working from home

AN army of retired old bastards with nothing better to do but sit at home resenting your working at home wants legislation to stop you.

The wanking isn't that excessive, and other working from home myths debunked

NIGEL Farage has appealed to morons this week by calling for an end to working from home. Here’s why it isn’t as bad as he fears.

Five shit leaving presents that show your colleagues never liked you

ARE you unsure if your colleagues are genuinely sad to see you go? If you received any of these leaving presents, the answer is ‘no’.

Woman invents cat for Zoom calls

A WOMAN has made up a feline scapegoat to blame for any personal noises or interruptions when in meetings with co-workers.

The ending of Stranger Things, and other reasons I need a mental health day by Gen Z

THOUGHT just being aware of mental health was enough? No. These are the uniquely detrimental generational challenges that you, as my employer, should be considering.

Trusting girlfriend just wants to look through every message man has ever received or sent
A WOMAN who really believes her boyfriend is faithful just wants to innocently scour all of his communications, she has confirmed.

Alcohol

Drink seven pints on your lunch break: how you can save Britain's ailing pubs

BRITAIN’S pubs are on the brink of collapse. You must do your bit to save them by drinking heavily during the day, and more.

Deep-fry your Highland Toffee in Irn Bru: how to celebrate Burns Night while knowing nothing about it

BURNS Night is this Sunday, and if you’re thinking that provides a solid excuse to get smashed in January you’re half Scottish already. This is how to do it.

Man doing Dry January only meant pubs

A MAN who has sworn off drinking this month has clarified that it only counts as drinking if it is in the pub, for God’s sake.

I love a pint of alcohol and a scampi: Why I am a regular bloke who supports pubs, by Keir Starmer

I WISH to make it clear that I do not hate pubs, in fact I am a huge fan of these places you like. How boring would life be without a lovely pint of Wife Beater and a game of ‘arrows’?

By-election to be seismic realignment of British politics if Reform or Greens win but unimportant if it's Labour
TODAY'S by-election in Gorton and Denton is to change British politics forever if Reform or the Greens win, but if Labour win does not matter.