Smut and innuendo have always been part of British humour. Look around ancient cathedrals, minsters and churches and you've even see it there. My local minster has pews from the middle ages. Each of the ends are decorated with faces, animals, grotesques and, in one case, a man mooning showing a lovely round bum and looking back towards the viewer with a grin on his face.
Gregg Wallace used his power position to humiliate and embarrass women who felt they couldn't speak out at that time. This is straight forward bullying and bears no resemblance to British smut and innuendo humour.
Good Morning Thursday 5th November 2026
What would you put in Room 101?
King Charles caught in a torrential 5 minute downpour yesterday on the royal Caribbean tour.


