The mammoth book of great british humour

This extensive collection showcases the finest of British wit and humor, blending contemporary and classic voices. It features iconic lines from Monty Python to modern comedians like Michael McIntyre and Jimmy Carr, offering a hilarious perspective on British life. Highlights include Armando Iannucci's take on schadenfreude, Zoe Lyons' dark humor about a girls' night out, and Jenny Eclair's candid confession about motherhood. Jack Dee humorously reflects on listening skills in relationships, while Harry Hill ponders why dogs rush to the door. Stephen Fry critiques popular literature, and Michael McIntyre shares his thoughts on Valentine's Day cards. Tim Vine jokes about hypochondria, and Spike Milligan humorously claims to keep his youthful body in the fridge. Peter Kay suggests moving seats after a loss, while Eric Morecambe delivers a witty lawnmower anecdote. Jimmy Carr provides a dark twist on dying wishes, and Vic Reeves humorously comments on statistics. Billy Connolly and Sarah Millican share their unique takes on life's challenges. Ricky Gervais humorously admires Nelson Mandela, while Milton Jones confuses with chocolate shoes. Simon Amstell pokes fun at Phil Collins, and Ronnie Barker humorously explores nudist politics. Tommy Cooper delivers a classic psychiatrist joke, rounding out this comedic treasure trove.