The news that Will Ferrell will be returning in Anchorman 2 has given us not only reason to rejoice - but also reason to reflect on our very own British anchormen and women. Those fine, upstanding purveyors of truth and news. And Kay Burley. But can you tell your icy Sky News presenters from your moustachioed San Diego newsmen?
Click on the image above to do the quiz - and on the links below for more great comedy! BLOG POSTS  | Eddie Izzard: My Week With Ken
I am proud to have spent the week with Ken Livingstone on his campaign to be elected Mayor of London on 3 May, getting the message out there to Londoners about Ken's Fare Deal. Whilst out with Ken this week I have witnessed the sense of urgency and passion behind the support for him on the streets. Londoners need a Mayor who will be there when things are tough and when they get even tougher, speaking up for Londoners, putting them first. Ken is in this for Londoners. London needs him. |  | Andrea Mann: Revealed: Why the Royal Mail Is REALLY Making a Loss
Well done, Royal Mail. You could have been encouraging us all, young and old, to be writing more letters and sending more parcels simply by aiming to make the postal system in Britain the most user-friendly in the world. But instead, you made it a chore. |  | Rollo Ross: Final Fantasy XI: The Beginning of Reality
I became good in-game friends with an extreme variety of this Final Fantasy world's population from soldiers serving in Afghanistan, single mums from Dalston and unemployed Muslim kids in Leeds to convicted bank robbers, professional live-cam gay "models," and croupiers from Vegas. |  | Trevor Neal: Me, the Truth and the Checkout Girl
Anyway you're familiar with the supermarket routine, I'm sure. All fairly normal and not particularly weird. Although, to an alien race that do their shopping by inhaling consumables through their bottom nostrils, that situation would of course be weird. But to me at that moment everything was fairly normal. Until she started to ask questions. "How are you today?" she asked, smiling. |  | David Whittam: My Camino Hell: Part One
On Sunday, I was in an shop that sells clothing for people who profess to actually liking sport, looking for a pair of trousers that zipped off at the knee to become shorts, and getting increasingly frustrated that there weren't any short enough for my stubby little legs. | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.CO.UK |
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