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Let Dame Judi be the judge: Should I frame my wife for murder?

At a loose end because my phone was charging, I began to wonder if it would be possible to frame my wife for a murder she hadn’t committed.

Your astrological week ahead, with Psychic Bob

Imagine being an ancient druid and finding out that ‘sun worshippers’ is what tabloids call people who go to the beach.

The Archbishop of Canterbury on... those flat-track bastards at the Sun

WAKING up with a dry feeling in my mouth, as if having eaten a pair of corduroy trousers, I sweep aside the empty bottles atop my duvet and recall the events of the past few days.

All the sexiest scenes from Nadine Dorries's novel about Boris Johnson

NADINE Dorries has put her pen to work writing a novel about the downfall of her friend, hero and erotic obsession Boris Johnson. These are the good bits.

The films of Martin Scorsese: are they nothing more than a load of boring old Mafia shite?

CINEASTE Martin Scorsese has enthralled critics, and very occasionally audiences, for 50 years. But is his oeuvre the same old crap about the Mafia again and again?

Let's move to the home of a blue door, multicoloured houses and a carnival that makes the Daily Mail shit itself! This week: Notting Hill

It was alright until that floppy-haired twat showed up. A textbook example of gentrification, Notting Hill cast off its regrettable reputation as down-at-heel to become a broadly affordable gem.

Seven fun ways to pressure your husband into having a vasectomy, with the Mash sex columnist

WANT to rawdog without the health risk of taking the pill or the greater health risk of childbirth? Then it’s time for him to step up and get neutered.

Your astrological week ahead, with Psychic Bob

THEY say it’s always the one you least suspect. So it looks like the BBC photos scandal presenter is Konnie Huq.

The Archbishop of Canterbury on... Robert Jenrick's new low in Satanic fucking scumsucking

WAKING up with just the faintest hint of a morning head, I sweep aside the array of empty rum bottles on my bed and reach for my mobile telephone. Clicking on ‘Twitter’, I notice that I am, to use the parlance, ‘trending’.

'If it wasn't for my drunken groping you'd be chancellor at best,' says Pincher. He has, I concede, a point

PINCHER’S arrived at Downing Street, 12 months after bringing down a prime minister. ‘Come on,’ he says. ‘I deserve credit for that.’