Humour

“I’ve got two kids, I’ve played hide and seek many times!” - police find WANTED man

Watch: Cop 'plays hide and seek' with wanted man

Tim Webb, 66, is trying to highlight the pothole issue - by photographing toys at some of the 'greatest' pothole sites in his local area.

Pothole tourist turns road defects into mini works of art

Ad Feature Speedo teams up with Dacre Montgomery for new campaign

Simon Palladino was given a unique send off after he died suddenly at the age of 69

Husband taken to funeral on a bus as part of unique send off

Wrestling legend The Iron Sheik has died

WWE Hall of Famer and wrestling legend Iron Sheik dies aged 81

Jerry Springer, legendary talk show host, dead at 79

Viewers were left ‘bawling’ after a tribute show for Paul O’Grady aired on Sunday night

Cause of death of much loved entertainer Paul O’Grady confirmed

Paul O’Grady with the Special Recognition award “For The Love of Dogs” during the National Television Awards 2018 at the O2 Arena on January 23, 2018 in London, England. (Photo by John Phillips/Getty Images)

Paul O’Grady’s last heartbreaking Instagram post before death

Paul O'Grady with the award for Factual Entertainment Programme during the National Television Awards held at The O2 Arena on January 22, 2019

Paul O’Grady dies ‘unexpectedly’ aged 67

The curator with work by Andrea Zittel.

How a Yorkshire exhibition featuring work of major artists explores instability

Top 10 etiquette tips to write the perfect card

Amanda Owen, aka the Yorkshire Shepherdess, whose Channel 5 show has been recommissioned for a fourth series. Picture: James Hardisty.

Why Ministers should take note of Yorkshire's TV industry growth - Jayne Dowle

Pete McKee. Picture: Chris Etchells

Why Pete McKee is painting a different picture with his new exhibition

James Mitchinson, editor of The Yorkshire Post

A message from the editor on the 266th birthday of The Yorkshire Post

Today is our birthday; we were born on the same date. By we I mean The Yorkshire Post and, quite by serendipity, me.

James Mitchinson

Paul Merton.

‘Humour has helped me through crises’, says Comedian Paul Merton

The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain

The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain: '˜It seemed like an outsider instrument'

Martin Stephenson and The Daintees

Music interview '“ Martin Stephenson: '˜I didn't want to make records that I'd b...

SAVIOUR: Scene from The Lego Batman Movie Picture: PA Photo/Warner Bros.

Review: The Lego Batman Movie (U)

Angus Thirlwell, CEO of Hotel Chocolat

Leaders of a chocolate revolution have their tactics right

Ally Henshaw

Buddies to rely on in taxing times

Some British troops wrote messages on shells. (Photo credit: Rex)

Blackest of humour emerged amid terror of the trenches

Ellie Harrison

Death becomes her: Ellie’s uplifting take on last taboo

Review: Evil Dead

Kathy Lette

Humour sees Kathy through some of her darkest days

Laughter that had roots in despair of poverty

From: Don Burslam, Elm Road, Dewsbury Moor, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire.

By The Newsroom

Ken Dodd: Still tickling nation’s funny bone after almost six decades

Dave Craven: Humour endures as hopes remain for permanent solution

Review: Snow White and the Huntsman

Review: Jeff, Who Lives at Home (15)

Everything, apparently

Sledging not everyone's cup of tea despite some memorable one-liners

Jazz Preview: Humour in reply to Larkin, the love-hate critic

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