Unknown walk-on star of countless TV shows slips away unnoticed
‘He was the perfect background man. He won’t be sorely missed – which is a tribute he would have appreciated.’
Posted: Nov 17th, 2010
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‘He was the perfect background man. He won’t be sorely missed – which is a tribute he would have appreciated.’
Posted: Nov 17th, 2010
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The wedding of Kate Middleton and Prince William could help raise Britain out of recession by sparking a manufacturing renaissance in the tawdry souvenir industry, say analysts.
Posted: Nov 17th, 2010
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Amateur royal observers have concluded that the news can only mean that Kate Middleton ‘has a bun in the oven’.
Posted: Nov 16th, 2010
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After wowing fans with a raggedy, tired and faltering performance on last weekend’s X Factor, Take That – including starey-eyed lunatic ex-bandmate Robbie Williams for the first time in over a decade – have been named by bookies as favourites to reach the coveted Christmas rehab slot.
Posted: Nov 16th, 2010
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The Serious Organised Sarcasm Agency, the Metropolitan Police’s crack team of highly trained experts in preventing tongue-in-cheek humour and satire incidents, has admitted its staff are ‘struggling to cope’ with the high level of potential terror threats posted on social networking sites over the last few weeks.
Posted: Nov 16th, 2010
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