Winnie-The-Pooh has triumphed over modern titles such as The Gruffalo to be named the best-loved children’s book of the last 150 years.

Disney leave the more modern forms of animation and return to the traditional hand-drawing for this return of the much-loved A.A. Milne characters of the Hundred Acre Wood, characters which have served Disney well over the years, and been equally well treated in return.

NO OFFENCE intended to that silly old bear Winnie the Pooh (G), but it’s a telling indictment of the week’s releases that an animated movie for a young audience is the most accomplished film of the week.

JOHN FIEDLER, a stage actor who won fame as the voice of Piglet in Walt Disney’s Winnie the Pooh films, died Saturday. He was 80.

The only known recording of AA Milne reading his children’s classic Winnie The Pooh is being released on CD.

Piglet's Big Movie - You could be forgiven for expecting this animated feature from Disney to be toe-curlinging, finger-down-throat twee ... but it's actually quite good.

Film footage of the real life Christopher Robin at the age of nine has been discovered 72 years after it was shot.

Two letters written in the guise of Winnie the Pooh by illustrator E H Shepard are expected to fetch a total of £18,000 at auction next month, it was revealed today.