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‘Blackadder’ is returning to TV.

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EVEN if you don’t read The Sunday Times, you may have heard about the fuss caused by a throwaway paragraph of critic AA Gill’s TV review.

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The ‘Time Team’ star Tony Robinson has tied the knot with Louise Hobbs – who at 30 is 34 years the former ‘Blackadder’ star’s junior – in a private ceremony on Italy’s Amalfi coast yesterday.

SIR Humphrey Gilbert was the Pol Pot of his generation when it came to amassing Irish skulls, many of which ended up being used as medicine by the English aristocracy.

Tony Robinson has hit out at his “arrogant and irritating” ‘Blackadder’ co-stars.

Mick Jagger today backed a campaign to save a historic cinema where the Rolling Stones played gigs in the 1960s and where Alfred Hitchcock had his first taste of film as a boy.

The Pussycat Dolls have been accused of degrading young women by a leading Australian politician.

Feast day of The Assumption of the Virgin Mary, St Tarsicius, and St Arnulf of Soissons.

The Bulmers Comedy Festival is getting underway in Dublin tonight.

Director Richard Curtis has disappointed fans of cult British TV show Blackadder, by insisting the comedy's stars are too successful in their own right to ever want to make another series.

Classic BBC comedy Blackadder is set to return to television screens for the fifth time next year, years after the last series ended with the deaths of its lead characters.

PEOPLE hoping to cash in on a free flight offer have been warned they will have no protection under the law if they take up the deal, because the airline is not licensed to operate here.

RIOBARD LANGFORD won Ireland’s first ever Special Olympic Gold medal for badminton yesterday.