Dad mistakes wax melts for sweets in garden centre
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Elon Musk's fortune can't buy him humour
Exploring why Elon Musk's immense wealth fails to translate into genuine wit. Discover the unbridgeable gap between money and authentic humour in this analysis.
Prince William's hilarious nine-word quip delights crowd
The Prince of Wales showcased his quick wit and playful humour during a surprise visit to a youth centre, charming attendees with his down-to-earth personality and perfect comedic timing.
Youngest family members crowned Britain's top pranksters
Forget traditional family dynamics - the UK's youngest family members are now leading the charge when it comes to practical jokes and witty humour, according to surprising new research.
Adam Sandler's AARP Roast Stuns Conan O'Brien
Comedy legend Adam Sandler delivers side-splitting remarks about joining AARP while promoting Uncut Gems on Conan O'Brien's podcast, creating viral-worthy moments.
Edith Pritchett's Venn Diagrams: Royal Worries to Sponges
Discover how Guardian cartoonist Edith Pritchett uses clever Venn diagrams to find humour in everything from royal family anxieties to the mysteries of household cleaning in her latest weekly collection.
Graham Norton's savage political dig during Eurovision
Chat show king Graham Norton couldn't resist a biting political joke about Britain's leadership chaos during Eurovision coverage, creating an unforgettable TV moment that's got everyone talking.
Jimmy Carr's 'Am I The A-Hole?' Review: Boundary-Pushing Comedy
Jimmy Carr returns with his trademark dark humour in Paramount+'s new series 'Am I The A-Hole?', dividing audiences with his politically incorrect comedy style and boundary-pushing content.
Tom Gauld's Dracula: Modern Vampire Woes in Cartoon
Acclaimed cartoonist Tom Gauld brings his signature wit to Count Dracula's contemporary struggles in his latest Guardian cartoon, offering a hilarious take on the vampire's eternal life in today's world.
How teachers use humour to manage six and seven-year-olds
Five experienced primary teachers reveal their secret weapon for managing energetic six and seven-year-olds: laughter. Discover practical strategies that transform classroom chaos into productive learning environments.
Sam Sung: Ex-Apple worker changes name after jokes
A former Apple worker named Sam Sung has revealed he legally changed his name to escape relentless mockery and workplace awkwardness due to his unfortunate similarity to the tech giant Samsung.
Home Alone's Hidden Adult Humour Revealed
Discover the surprising adult humour hidden within the beloved Christmas classic Home Alone that flew completely over children's heads for decades.
Trump's toilet humour video targets House Speaker Johnson
Former President Donald Trump has sparked controversy after sharing a crude video mocking House Speaker Mike Johnson with scatological humour, raising questions about political decorum.
76ers' Awkward Prank on Rookie Adem Bona Goes Viral
NBA team Philadelphia 76ers execute cringe-worthy initiation ritual on new draft pick Adem Bona during introductory press conference, leaving social media divided over the controversial tradition.
Michail Antonio's FA Cup meme takes football social media by storm
West Ham United forward Michail Antonio finds himself at the centre of an internet storm as his hilarious FA Cup commentary becomes the meme of the moment, capturing football fans' imaginations across social media.
The Chair Company: Tim Robinson's Office Comedy Masterpiece
Tim Robinson returns with a blistering workplace comedy that turns office politics into pure comic gold. Discover why this series delivers the biggest laughs of the year.
Cult escapees turned Westminster power players revealed
The shocking transformation of two sisters who escaped a religious cult to become influential political figures in the UK Parliament. Discover their dark past and remarkable rise to power.
Tom Gauld reveals where writers really get their ideas
Acclaimed cartoonist Tom Gauld's latest work for The Guardian brilliantly exposes the real sources of literary inspiration, from everyday distractions to desperate deadlines.
What Drives Our Political Compass? Readers Reveal All
Discover the surprising factors that shape political identity as Guardian readers share powerful personal stories about their journey to left or right-wing views.
France's Democratic Crisis: Warning for Britain
As France faces a profound crisis of political faith, experts warn that democratic collapse is no longer a distant threat but an imminent danger facing nations worldwide, including the UK.
Ryan Gosling's pasty mystery hits British phones
Stephen Collins' latest cartoon captures Britain's collective bewilderment as Ryan Gosling's pastry appears uninvited on smartphone screens nationwide.
US Education Dept sent anti-Trump emails to Democrats
Exclusive investigation reveals the US Department of Education automatically distributed anti-Trump talking points to Democratic voters, raising serious questions about political neutrality in government communications.
Queen Camilla's cheeky moment wins public admiration
Discover the heartwarming story of how Queen Camilla's unexpected wit and down-to-earth humour during a royal engagement created an unforgettable moment of connection with the public.
Michael Ward's Top 10 Funniest Internet Moments
Comedian Michael Ward, better known as The Mad As Hell Kraken, shares his definitive list of the internet's most hilarious content that will leave you in stitches.
Demons' Hilarious 'Police Report' for Saints Star's Brownlow Robbery
The Melbourne Demons have stolen the show on social media with a brilliantly witty 'police report' after St Kilda star Jack Steele had his Brownlow Medal votes stolen. A masterclass in Aussie Rules banter.
Edith Pritchett's Venn diagrams satirise UK politics and dentistry
A witty look at the week's biggest UK stories through Edith Pritchett's satirical Venn diagrams, covering politics, home dentistry, and the quirks of British life.
Fawlty Towers Voted Greatest British Sitcom After 50 Years
Five decades since its chaotic debut, John Cleese's masterpiece 'Fawlty Towers' has been officially crowned the greatest British sitcom of all time in a landmark poll, proving the Torquay hotel's misery is truly timeless.
Global Crackdown on Comedians as Democracy Fades
A chilling new report uncovers how authoritarian regimes worldwide are silencing comedians as a first step to crushing dissent. Satire is becoming a dangerous profession in the face of rising autocracy.
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