You would think the Teletubbies, at least, would be whiter than white Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) OH dear, and we thought they were ...

They are back and set to cause more mischief than ever before... and it is all for a good cause. Basil Brush, Zippy and George from Rainbow, Hacker T Dog and Dodge, and Tinky Winky return to our ...

First Sooty, now Rainbow. Mike Newman, left, tells Gavin Allen how a chance meeting with Geoffrey Hayes led to the revival of a ‘70s and ‘80s children’s classic First Sooty, now Rainbow. Mike Newman, ...

Zippy and George from cult Seventies kids' show Rainbow brought a ray of sunshine to crowds at the Royal Pavilion in Brighton yesterday. The pair were plugging their forthcoming single It's A Rainbow ...

Someone recently sent me a YouTube clip entitled ‘Zippy being An Asshole For Five Minutes’. It was sent by a stranger on social media. They didn’t explain why they’d sent it but I’m glad they did.

Iconic children's TV programme Rainbow may have been made to 'homosexualise all children' with hidden messages, a pastor has claimed. The kids show, which featured the adventures of characters such as ...

The archbishop stared at the television monitor before turning away, a look of abject horror on his face. There, in glorious colour, was the nation’s favourite glove puppet Zippy, star of children’s ...

Puppet character Zippy from cult children’s TV show Rainbow will return to the screens next month in an advertisement for the spread Marmite. Puppet character Zippy from cult children’s TV show ...

PICTURE the scene as MC Zippy and DJ George serve as puppet masters to a crowd of terrifyingly obedient rave fans in some steaming sweat box club. It's the most sinister play on a children's TV tune ...

He was on BBC quiz show Pointless for Auntie’s charity telethon when host Richard Osman caught him puffing during a break. But he is far from the only kids’ entertainment character with a secret ...

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