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Your astrological week ahead for February 7th, with Psychic Bob

‘Yeah, I said I was down for short kings, not short emperors,’ you say leaving Napoleon, rejected again, weeping silently into his greatcoat.

The Archbishop of Canterbury on… Trump: making you nostalgic for the good times of Covid

WAKING with a hangover so excruciating that when I urinate onto the pavement below my chambers a small, black, hissing crater is formed, I shut the window and reflect on another week in the interface between church and politics.

Transcript of a press conference about whether President Trump sharted, 5-2-26

LEAVITT: Okay, everyone sit down, settle down. Any liberal media in here? You’re already wrong and what you write about this is lies. Good? Good.

A 20p banana: six sex toys for every budget, with the Mash sex columnist

EVERYONE deserves love, and everyone deserves the battery-powered plastic love aids that come with it. But spending £100 only to discover you don’t like it up you? Painful.

Your astrological week ahead for January 31st, with Psychic Bob

Buckingham Palace should be knocked down and turned into a visitor’s centre for the nearby Victoria Station. The tourists are clamouring for it.

The Archbishop of Canterbury on… could people be scared because you won't stop scaring them, Suella?

WAKING with a hangover so pounding I have been receiving requests from drum and bass artists to sample it, I hear my chief clerk knocking on the door of my chambers excitedly.

Come with me as I categorise offal, with Gary Barlow

THE release of the new Netflix series about my band Take That - the one I'm boss and most talented member of - means it's time for a celebratory slap-up meal. And that means offal.

This week in Mash History: Entire nation enraptured by traitors in Scottish castle, 1567

STANDING eerie against a Highlands backdrop, the goings-on in a Scottish castle and specifically who is loyal and who a traitor have all of Britain transfixed.

Your astrological week ahead for January 24th, with Psychic Bob

Give a man a fish. Congratulations! You have made one pescatarian.

The Archbishop of Canterbury on… shafting Andy Burnham, another brilliant vote-winning Labour idea

WAKING with a hangover so intense I make a mental note to compose a sermon titled ‘The Sin Of Sluggishness: Scientists’ Failure To Make Any Advance In Head Transplant Surgery’, and reflect upon another momentous week.