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Your astrological week ahead for October 17th, with Psychic Bob

Personally I feel her third surname was the best, because you can sing ‘itsy-bitsy teeny-weeny Cheryl Fernandez-Versini.’ And she is quite small.

The Archbishop of Canterbury on… don't spend your royalties from 106 books all at once, Suella

WAKING with a hangover so bad it is as if the late John Bonham and Keith Moon are having a drum-off in my skull, I consume four gallons of soluble Solpadeine and recall the TV idea I had last night.

We go deep undercover with MI6's new recruit Richard E Grant

HELLO. I’m luvvie and Oscar nominee Richard E Grant and I’ve spent the last six months trying to infiltrate an Eastern European drug and people-trafficking gang. Care for a glass of bubbly?

Mid-70s? Five times a day: how much sex you should have through your life, with the Mash sex columnist

IT is the fear we all share, pushing dying into second place – is everyone else having more sex than me? And do they know, and point, and laugh?

Your astrological week ahead for October 10th, with Psychic Bob

You misread the sign. There isn’t a toll on the Dartford Crossing. There’s a troll and he shall ask you riddles three.

The Archbishop of Canterbury on… Jeffrey Archer, philanthropist who kept charity shops in shitty books

WAKING up with a hangover so piercingly acute that several of my potted plants wither and die after being exposed to its radiation, I reflect on another tumultuous few days.

As an avowed enemy of the BBC, it is my duty to spoil Celebrity Traitors

THIS is not a drill. The winner of the 2026 series of Celebrity Traitors is revealed at the bottom of this very column. Why? Because the BBC must be destroyed.

Your astrological week ahead for October 3rd, with Psychic Bob

Tommy Robinson isn’t his real name. He’s actually called Stephen McCartney-Lennon.

The Archbishop of Canterbury on… sign me up for the socialist nightmare of the 1970s, Kemi

WAKING with a hangover so excruciating its malevolent energy temporarily summons Lucifer, who glowers but then fades due to my holy countenance, or possibly my flatulence, I recall my most recent sermon. 

My husband sent me a sketch of his member in the post: the wholesome bodice-ripping yarns of a tradwife

MODERN technology is remarkable. Thanks to the wonders of the printing press, I’m able to share the details of my lifestyle with a much wider audience than the village.