🚨**EXCLUSIVE**🚨 Rishi Sunak drafted a resignation statement quitting Boris’s Cabinet when fined for breaching lockdown… but was persuaded to stay by Rupert Murdoch executives. Full story: telegraph.co.uk/politics/2023/… From my book! Order here: amazon.co.uk/Right-Rule-Thi…

🥶🥶🥶🥶 Some Tory MPs *VERY* surprised about the suggestions Rishi Sunak will push back petrol / diesel car ban from 2030 to 2035. One calls it “anti business”, means Sunak breaking a promise he made in private to Tory MPs and says, unprompted, “I’m seriously considering a no

Happy PALS?! day to those who celebrate!

Labour source says it looks like eight shadow ministers and two PPSs have gone

people always laugh when they come round and notice i’ve still got a VHS player hooked up to my 4K TV. but they soon shut up when i bring out this bad boy

Facile to say VW was a genius but I’m always in awe of the powers of observation that went into all her TV parodies, but especially AA. I saw this long before the things it’s spoofing but when I spot them in old TV - like the dubbing, the baby on film - it brings me so much joy

Obsessed with Elsie Tanner happily wiping her table and singing along to Sheena Easton's 9 to 5 (Morning Train) while smoking a ciggie. Camp!

Read this brilliant piece by Diana Rigg’s daughter- and retweet if you agree that our outdated assisted dying laws need to change. And quickly too, please. Dignity in Dying theguardian.com/society/2023/d…

I had very fond childhood memories, but approached with trepidation as it’s often slagged off as the nadir of cheap, crap kids’ TV. In fact it’s glorious, TV that captures the joyous, anarchic & above all SILLY spirit of panto like nothing else. I love it with all my heart.

There's nothing like listening or reading the plodding banalities of what passes for TV "year's round up"/criticism to remind me how much I miss my old mate Clive James who reinvented the genre with a brilliance still unsurpassed

Damn I missed that! 😀

The first edition of The Kenny Everett Television Show was originally broadcast on BBC1 on this day in 1981.

Older readers may remember The Comic Strip Presents ... The Strike. #PostOfficeScandal

EXC: Jeremy Hunt intervenes to stop HMRC closing phone lines over the summer - telegraph.co.uk/politics/2024/…

This lives in my head rent free.

I feel that if you, as operators of one of London’s best known gay venues, decide that anti-Israel protesters are a more important demographic than gays after a big Eurovision piss-up, you are very much not the right people to be running it.

Why does anyone think that tube trains need a phone signal? Now we’ll have to listen to more people shouting on speaker phones.

The BBC Dramatisation of LOTR was my 'wardrobe' into Middle-earth. Plus I was born on a Saturday night in the Spring of 1981, and my Dad listened every Sunday, so it may be my first literature experience! Here is a thread of the lovely artwork by Eric Fraser, for the Radio Times.

Dewsbury Minster, where a young Patrick Brontë served as curate from 1809-11. I don't think I've ever seen so many crocuses in one place. This is just a fraction of them.