News about Al Capp

Sadie Hawkins Day is the first Saturday of November in some of the United States inspired by a fun storyline in the comic strip Li'l Abner, which was released by Al Capp on November 15, 1937. Capp's comic is about a fictional character named Sadie Hawkins - a shy woman struggling to find love. The comedy strip was a hit, and by 1938, college students began hosting annual Sadie Hawkins dances.

EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Why isn't prime ministerial hopeful Rishi capitalising on the huge support on offer from Indian premier Narendra Modi? According to Indian High Commission reports, Modi has secretly promised a generous trade deal and other lucrative links if his fellow Hindus take over No. 10. The fact that Sunak, the first Hindu to occupy Downing Street, will gratify the wily Modi.

EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: When Harry returns to the UK, could the Queen use her constitutional powers to orchestrate a reconciliatory meeting between him and William? She is expected to be back in London to install a new Prime Minister, but two Counsellors of State can delegate audiences with sacked and newly appointed ministers as well as a Privy Council meeting.