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Over the weekend, the comedian best known for his portrayal of Basil Fawlty in the BBC’s Fawlty Towers, posted on Twitter: “ California's shipping deadlock is even worse than it was two years ago.” He sarcastically labelled this “ yet another Brexit victim… ” in a post on Sunday. This follows a similar post demonstrating his distinctive dry humour on Friday.He poked fun at the Remain camp to his 5.6 million Twitter followers once again. The Monty Python star wrote: “ Canada's inflation rate hits

The Monty Python star has said he is putting in a formal complaint about the interview, claiming the interviewer had tried to portray him in a" dishonest" way.... He said he was portrayed as" old-fashioned, uncaring and basically harmful".He also claimed that the interviewer had not discussed the agreed on topics. Criticising the broadcaster on Twitter, the 82-year-old actor said:" I just did an interview with BBC World Asia." It was to talk about the shows I'm doing in Singapore and Bangkok."

The BBC has purged mentions of disgraced stars Jimmy Savile and Rolf Harris along with a number of racist and misogynistic jokes used in several of its classic radio comedies.An anonymous Radio 4 Extra listener discovered the BBC had been quietly editing repeats of shows over the past few years to be more in keeping with social mores, the Times reported. Labelling them as “ woke cuts, ” the listener found edits had been made to old episodes of Dad’s Army, Steptoe and Son and I’m Sorry, I’ll Read

Dogs of all shapes and sizes are being called to take part in the Petsure Games.... The competition is designed for dogs who are elderly, disabled or have pre-existing health conditions and will be held from August 27 to 29 at the Bath and West Country Festival. The Games have been created by Petsure insurance to celebrate our four-legged friends. Some of the events will include jumpless jumps and scent-based fetch to accommodate less abled and visually impaired pets. One determined dog is a th

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This comes as a surge of Omicron cases in the UK has sparked new fears of a national lockdown.... The decision was apparently a" personal one taken after careful consideration" which" reflects a precautionary approach", a royal source said." There will be family visiting Windsor over the Christmas period and sensible precautions and all appropriate guidelines will be followed," PA reported. The 95-year-old monarch typically stays at the estate until February 6, with Christmas decorations up, as

Evening briefing: Today's essential headlines Meghan apology| The Duchess of Sussex has apologised to the Court of Appeal for failing to remember that she authorised a senior aide to brief the authors of her biography.... The Duchess, who has previously insisted through lawyers that there was no collaboration with the authors of Finding Freedom, said she had forgotten email exchanges with her then-press secretary Jason Knauf about a meeting.... The latest data on Covid hospital admissions in E

The Duchess was sued by her half-sister in 2022( Image: Getty) Meghan Markle is set for a nerve-wracking day as her half-sister, Samantha Markle, makes a last-ditch attempt to revive her libel case.... If Samantha wins, she could force Meghan to go to court for a trial and potentially be required to pay damages.... You can check out at any time....

This is a quick way of doing it.... It doesn't require visas, it's just a common sense measure." It is one of very many things.... I don't think it is going to undercut or suppress the market." Mr Shapps added: “ It is very tight but our supply chain is pretty robust.“ They have worked through coronavirus and they will work through this as well." Additional reporting by Monika Pallenberg....