Politics

Tony Blair's memoirs reused in amazing ways -- 'A Journey' continues

Poor old Tony Blair (we've got you riled already haven't we?). The ex-PM was forced to call off a ...

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Job centres to be banned from advertising stripper and lap dancer jobs

The Employment minister, and part-time Iain Duncan Smith impersonator, Chris Grayling, is set to ban ...

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Political doppelgangers, cabinet look-alikes

We all love a political look alike. Mainly because politicians are basically normal people. Well, ...

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Funniest last words, deathbed witticisms

Steven Wright once said that he wished the first word he spoke was "quote." Then, right before he ...

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Twenty British babies named Adolf since Second World War

Our name. It's just the hand we're dealt. It may sound daft (looking at you Seychelles footballer ...

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MPs treated in hospital after Taiwanese parliamentary dust-up

When it comes to parliamentary ding-dongs the MPs of Taiwan are kings of the ring. It seems that not ...

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Russian agent Anna Chapman and the hottest female spies in history

Anna Chapman is a sexy Russian spy. Well, the "spy" part is now in dispute in federal court, but ...

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'Rambo' arrested in Pakistan on one-man mission to decapitate Osama bin Laden

Osama bin Laden has avoided exhaustive search and kill missions from the US and UK militaries since ...

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Whoomp! (there he isn't) -- Barack look-alike LA Sno speaks out

Last week, Barack Obama became embroiled in perhaps one of the strangest conspiracy theories in ...

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Obama bores student all the way to la-la-land

We're not going to claim we never caught forty winks during a class at school -- but, as far as we ...

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JFK and George Washington were America's richest presidents

Our happy hour fact to amaze your pub-going pals with. John F. Kennedy and George Washington were ...

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Black-tech -- the new battlelines of military technology

All man's biggest technological breakthroughs have come through military research. It makes sense ...

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Lineker quits Mail over Triesman story as Asylum readers give their verdict

Gary Lineker has quit his Mail on Sunday column in protest of the paper's publishing of the Lord ...

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Was The Mail on Sunday right to print the Lord Triesman story, or not?

You know that bid for England to host the 2018 world cup? Yeah. Not so much. To fill you in, just ...

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Don Draper tests hats and the alien shuttlejacking -- Another week of Asylum

(Our weekly recap on the best from Asylum) Post of the week -- Summer headwear tested on Don ...

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