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The Office Of Innocence by Thomas Keneally. Father Frank Darragh is a rookie Catholic priest in suburban Sydney. It's 1942, so in addit...

Strange goings-on in today's Daily Mail , you'll be not at all surprised to hear. This article tells us that after years of specula...

We did another in our series of autumn walks last weekend, this time - having largely exhausted the possibilities of walks starting and ...

Is it just me or is the name they've (they being Scottish vegetable wranglers Albert Bartlett ) chosen for the new super-healthy purple...

Here's a nice little advert for the excellent Whisky Shop , a couple of whose branches I have visited, in Fort William and Oban - regr...

My records reveal that I haven't done one of these since ruddy February , so it's about time we did another. Here's stand-up com...

Following yesterday’s glimpse into XenuCon ’07 , I bring you an exclusive preview of David Miscavige’s speech from next year’s event, follow...

I'm still fascinated by Scientology , I'm afraid, so here's a couple of video clips. Watch and enjoy them soon, before the lawye...

Crime by whispery Swedish weirdstress Stina Nordenstam over the trailer for the series of Jimmy McGovern dramas the BBC are trailing heav...

After the disappointment of seeing Wales fail to batter their way over the line for a match-winning injury-time try against South Africa yes...

The Ballad Of Peckham Rye by Muriel Spark. Into the humdrum late-1950s lives of the inhabitants of Peckham comes Dougal Douglas, hired by t...

You'll recall I predicted that there was still some scope for improvement in the various drunken antics engaged in by rugby stars (of e...

This is probably old hat, but one of my Facebook chums posted it so I thought I'd nick it: go to Google Maps , click on "Get Direct...

It's November, and so we need something to offset the general gloom and depression caused by the clocks going back, hoodie-clad feral ne...

Well, it's not really a headline, but check out the caption under the picture here : They seem to have fixed it in the original article ...

Demian by Hermann Hesse. Emil Sinclair has the usual schoolboy preoccupations - getting his lunch money nicked by Teutonic Gripper Stebson ...

You thought this was just a bit of playful non-PC fun , right? Not so, according to this story . I'm not sure that cage allows enough ro...

A couple more recent photo galleries for you: The annual Swanage trip - a month or so later than usual this year, so we were even luckier ...

Here in Newport we're sooooo over the Ryder Cup . We're far more excited about the brand spanking new enormous branch of Sainsbury...

A bit more comedy innumeracy on the Today programme this morning, during a piece about the counter-intuitive robustness of the profit margi...