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Your astrological week ahead, with Psychic Bob

PUT your hands inside two Pringles tubes to find out what it’s like being Abu Hamza. This works best if you are extremely bored.

The Archbishop of Canterbury on... the Dalai Lama? Dalai Paedo, more likely

WAKING up slumped over the railings at Buckingham Palace, I blearily recall visiting King Charles to let him know I would not be attending his coronation as I was working the next morning and fancied having Saturday off.

Mash Blind Date: 'What do I do? Recently I've been texting my exes with the less-than-ideal news they might have VD'

MARKETING executive Lucy Parry, 29, is looking for love. STD victim James Bates, 30, is looking for a cream that will make it less painful to urinate. Will romance blossom?

Dead overrated: Is 28 Days Later a bit shit?

THE praise heaped upon 28 Days Later is more appropriate for Danny Boyle actually having invented cinema, not giving zombie films a makeover. Here’s why it’s somewhat overrated.

This week in Mash History: Sigmund Freud sees his mum in the nip, 1866

DID you know Freud’s idea of the Oedipus complex, first introduced in The Interpretation of Dreams in 1899, is the direct result of seeing his mum’s tits?

Their national dish is cheese on bloody toast: The gammon food critic visits Wales

THE wife only booked an Easter break in Wales, didn’t she? Ever the professional, I thought it would give the food critic in me the opportunity to try the local grub. I wish I hadn’t.

Your astrological week ahead, with Psychic Bob

Odd that when Miley Cyrus is listing all the things she can do just as well without a partner in her latest song she leaves out wanking.

The Archbishop of Canterbury on... that set of teeth in an arsehole known as Sir Richard Branson

WAKING dressed in naught but a simple loincloth, hanging from a large crucifix, stared at by horrified schoolchildren, I recall the events that led to my present pass.

This white grooming gang is awfully inconvenient. We must disregard it

THE BBC reported it with chortling glee. The slave-owning Guardian was delighted. But for Rishi’s sake, and for Britain’s, this white grooming gang must be ignored.

Let's move to… a seaside spot permanently helping the police with their enquiries! This week: Southend-on-Sea

Southend-on-Sea, pronounced locally with the traditional double-F intonation, was developed as a seaside resort in the 19th century despite being situated on an estuary.