A comprehensive guide to British humour.

Campaign encouraging people to buy the Band Aid 20 single in aid of the Sudanese refugees, and then take photographs of the single being destroyed in amusing ways.

A tribute to the English humourist 'Beachcomber' (J.B. Morton, 1893-1975). His work has inspired Spike Milligan, Private Eye and Monty Python.

For all things weird and wonderful. Funny Picture galleries,competitions, items for sale, egreetings and mail-a-mate.

Fictional news reports on politics, showbusiness, sports and current events.

Chronicles the adventures and misadventures of a fictional satellite TV station. Includes biographies for and gossip about staff members, blurbs about programs, and station history.

Peek into the beer soaked world of these Northampton lads.

A mix of jokes and weird news and facts.

Circus, Puppets and Magic to see, games to play, and party planning tips from clown Kevin.

Cult British site celebrating music that only sounds good when you're drunk. Plus take the "Are You Drunk?" test, spoof drunk celebrity dating agency and read the pub making tips.

Fairly truthful tales from the North of England. Comedy monologues in the classic style written and illustrated by Gary Hogg.

Stand up comedy and cabaret listings for clubs, pubs, comedians and comedy venues in London.

Satirical comment on news, poltics and celebrities.

Parody of tabloid newspaper.

Contains adult humour, satire and comedy from writer Dan Sroka. 3 stories per volume.

How to blend in by Dean and Nigel.

Satirical comment on news and events from the UK and around the world.

Enjoy Dick's double entendres and send one of his naughty e-greetings. Search the cartoon house via the animated house-cam to catch Dick and Fanny up to no good.

Eclectic site from the UK which features spoofs of scripts, magazines, and personalities; musings on stalking celebrities; and a section on Basil Brush.

80's memories, bint trumps, pictures, CD & DVD reviews, Everything for today's bint.

Tracking British Sterling notes.

Budget space travel and holidays. Includes price list and launch schedule.

Displays an interesting or unusual fact from an evergrowing database. Visitors can submit facts of their own for inclusion.

UK based satirical publication on topics that include politics, love, sex and television.

Joke art, comedy photography and very short fiction.

Covers the myth, magic, beliefs and baloney, history, mystery and blistery feet upon the walk of Scottish life that is Hogmanay.

Covering science, the animal kingdom, inventions and poetry. Requires Internet Explorer and Flash.

Euphemisms galore at this fungi themed comedy site.

Downloads, jokes, online games, free E-mail, illusions, and message board.

Discussion board covering a number of humourous topics.

Explaining the UK and its popular culture.

Jokes, cartoons, animations, and links.

A light-hearted educational site. More fact than funny.

A satirical look at the driving of HGVs on the roads of the UK, as viewed from the car behind.

Spoof news and satire from London's swinging Beak Street.

Insane ramblings and other irrelevant issues from Martin's brain!

Mindless Rants and Raves from inside Martin's brain! Essays and short texts on current affairs & miscellaneous items.

Spoof detective story set in a rural area with an alarmingly high death rate.

Weekly football and sports satire.

Land of Jamie O'Neill from Hereford, UK.

Repository of humourous, witty and amusing emails and attachments. With a comprehensive search engine, regular updates of new material and a weekly mailing list.

Your online guide to surviving life on the dole.

Surreal/scarey animations and humour for humans.

Comedy picture gallery with animations and opportunity to submit your own pictures.

Flash music video satirising the quality of service on the London Underground. Contains explicit lyrics.

Offbeat reports of news and events in the Lyme Regis area of West Dorset.

A parody of life as a womble and the typical English housewife.

Fornightly guide to entertainment gone wrong.

Fun, misery, saloon-bar leftism.

The British serviceman is famous for being able to laugh at himself. True stories and jokes from British Soldiers, Sailors and Airmen serving, past and present, around the world.

A collection of twisted humor, funny stories, news, cartoons and interviews.

A selection of Monty Answer Machine Messages, Icons, Sounds and Wallpapers for your enjoyment.

Pop to the minute rock news and gossip. Offers parody charts, classified advertisements and an encyclopedia

Angry? Frustrated? Fed up? Want to whinge and complain? Come on over and get it all off your chest! News and forums of all things rubbish in the world.

Slushy Valentine's day nickname. Disliked boss's nickname creator and the surreal - your food nickname creator.

Featuring: News, postcards, jigsaws, and competition.

A comprehensive collection of jokes, images, funny stories and British humour.

Satirical and surreal reader-submitted television listings.

A humerous look at country life through the pages of the Parish Newsletter of the village of Upper Quireboye and the parish church of St Fellatio.

Featuring jokes, silly pictures, cartoons, satirical features, games and animations.

Answering the age old question 'Who would win a fight between...?'

Includes spoof newsletter Puckoon News and message board and mailing list.

Visitors can share their love of small wooden buildings, exchange photographs and discuss shed-related activities.

A series of flash cartoons charting adventures in a two-dimensional world.

A blend of stories, personal accounts, jokes and games.

A site in which "Gilbert Murray" strings along internet 419 scam artists, involving them in the most ridiculous situations and things.

Dedicated to legendary or obscure childhood snacks.

Horrorscopes, World Cup Bingo, bizarre domain names and tips on playing pranks on your friends.

Resort for the mildly ridiculous found on the net. Providing a safe house for the mildly insane and those who have never quite fitted in.

The adventures of a cardboard cutout visiting some of Cardiff's nightspots.

The humourous fables of two students with too much time on their hands with comical adventures and projects, guides to life and top 100 lists.

Based around a group of friends from Motley Fool message board after it went subscription only, with an ID parade, a selection of quizzes and caption competitions.

A satirical magazine, using comedy to address issues in Western society.

These fun loving characters are available for the promotion of Scottish tourism and products. Children will also love these cute little midgeys.

A collection of lo-fi animations by Toby Tripp.

A spoof local Welsh newspaper.

Claiming to be the Web's silliest column by Alastair McIntyre, a journalist from the Daily Express with a British humour slant.

Funny Thought of the Day, and humourous rants on subjects as diverse as dieting, old people, eavesdropping and how to recognise a piano.

Modern day fairy-tale to explain the terrible traffic planning within Watford.

The definitive information source for Spike Millignan's highly esteemed Goon Show. The site contains the unique "Goonbase".

A look into the wacky world of footballs one and only Jimmy Hill with help from his friends on the way.

A glossary of humour, with example of all sorts of types.

Spoof fan site about the comdeian, contains obscenities.

Comment, cartoons and animation.

Spoof site with news and reviews on the world of the supernatural, paranormal, and the unexplained.

Satire, humour, links and funny photos.

Features entertainment, letters, horoscopes, and advice. Published weekly.

Satirical articles related to current affairs. Also offers t-shirt sales.

A parody of the printed media and television.

Possibly a parody of an isolated Cornish village and its strange goings-on.

Short Flash animation stories of Weebl and his friend Bob as seen on MTV. Contains a forum, fan art and selected links.

Resident of London demonstrates his frustration at not being allowed to chain his bicycle to the fence by attaching other objects instead.

Amusing translations of British dialects including; cockney, geordie, Irish, scouse, Yorkshire and brummie versions as well as the popular Ali G.

Rural parody recording the goings-on from somewhere deep in the countryside.

E-zine covering the humorous, the weird and the strange but all true. Readers' contributions are welcome.