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By the way, did everyone enjoy Australia Day? How did each of you celebrate it?

There shouldn't be any laws to question anything, even religion, either your own or another.

As always it's the British up against the naughty, troublesome, continentals.

UK-EU Vaccine War... The EU raids the factory of British/Swedish firm Astra-Zeneca. Johnson prepares to protect the United Kingdom.

Scotland's nationalist government is on the brink of collapse. Boris Johnson takes control of Scotland.

Ricky Gervais has really let himself go during lockdown...

Arrogant EU has fallen so behind newly independent Britain in vaccine procurement that it thinks it should take some of Britain's vaccines! Thank God for Brexit. EU steps up fight for UK jabs: Brussels say AstraZeneca contract guarantees them a supply of vaccines from BRITISH labs as they...

It has been widely claimed that more people died in Britain last year than during any year of the Second World War and that this shows the terrible nature of the epidemic which now grips the country. A closer look suggests that there might be a little more to this apparently shocking figure than...

Are you telling me it didn't take the usual ten years to create these vaccines? Wow. That's news to me.

This guy had better stop telling the truth, otherwise he'll be kicked off YouTube...

Well I've not been knowingly missing it, because I didn't know about it. Big chunky British chips fried in vegetable oil or lard. That's the way forward.

We don't do that here. We just fry them in vegetable oil. I'm old enough to remember when you used to go to the chippy, buy fish and chips, and they were wrapped in old newspapers. The ink on the fish and chips tasted a bit weird, but that's how it was traditionally done. They haven't done that...

A walk through a snowy central London, January 2021. The city of 9.5 million just seems so deserted...

It's illegal in England and Wales to give someone a vaccine against their will.

I ate a scorpion once. T-Rex would be a doddle.

I'd try eating a T-Rex, if I could. I bet it would be delicious with some chips and a bit of mint sauce.

Like many species nowadays. Cats, for example.

Yes.

Most of us have heard about the famous Enfield Poltergeist of north London, 1977-79, the most famous poltergeist case in the world. But 25 years before this case began, there was the Runcorn Poltergeist, which haunted the occupants of Number 1 Byron Street, Runcorn, Cheshire, for over two...