An interesting 'remake' of Jay-Z's 'New York' with the fantastically Welsh twist of being about Newport. Nicely done and with helpful subtitles for those who find the Welsh accent a bit challenging. Tidy.

Hugh Dennis on the Newsreel segment of 'Mock the Week', this time taking the piss out of the, frankly creepy, Lord Mandelson.

Ad for Kiwi soft drink L&P, voiced by 'Flight of the Conchords'' Jermaine Clement. this time, the subject of those too tight short shorts:stubbies, is examined.

At least he's honest.

The second in this great series by The Thinking Atheist

there needs to be a guy like this on every plane so parents can say things like "if you're not good the man will put you in the overhead bin" or "keep this up and you're going in the overhead locker" would make every flight a dream!

for those that do want to travel child free, flights maybe hard, but I'm trying to list UK child free hotels here: UK Child Free Hotels and child free restaurants, it's just started so may take a little time to get a good list together. feel free to help out though!

A handy guide to understanding the difference between what Christians say, and what they really mean.

Prince Charles is looking for cheese, and having a bit of trouble. Hugh Dennis does a grand job as ever in Mock the Week's Newsreel segment.

Russell Howard explores what rap would be like if it were polite. 'I got 99 problems, but my pitch aint one...'

Bill Bailey makes an appearance on Paul Merton's show 'Room 101' where celebrities get to rid themselves of their most hated things. Here, they consider the decade that was the '80's.

Aussie John Clark's spin on the BP oil crisis. It's funny (and scary) 'cause it's true...

Self confessed working class comedian Micky Flanagan rocks Brighton as part of Michael McIntyre's comedy roadshow. I first saw Micky at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe many years ago and laughed my socks off. Enjoy.