Nice list, chaps, but there was a serious lack of
(a) Michael Caine and
(b) Wallace and Gromit
on it.

PS - My sister is planning to move to Peterborough. Is she making a mistake? Before you ask - no, she isn't single.

8:12 pm

Best move she's ever made, but there a good and bad areas - email us if you want to know what they are. Micheal Caine does make us an appearance in another list this week, stay tuned...

8:19 pm

Whoa, 2 shows in one day? You guys are spoiling us!

9:25 pm

What about John Cleese, or any of the Python crew (Eric Idle, Michael Palin)? Best ambassadors ever!

{Ignore any comments that may be subsequently posted concerning Rik Mayall or Adrian Edmonson. They are ambassadors of stupidity and unfunniness, ph!}

2:15 am

How about Rik Mayall and Ade Edmondson? - sorry jh, couldn't resist!!! ;-)

10:14 am

Thanks, Brian! :-)

How about Sacha Baron Cohen? I hear he is already helping develop foreign relations with Kazakhstan. Innit? :-)

How about Sean Connery? He is one top class bloke. Nice and Scottish.
Seriously though, wouldn't he be decent in the role?

1:29 pm

No one said they had to BE English, did they? Or did I miss that part? :-)

1:36 pm

Or Eddie Izzard, he's very popular in America, isn't he?

4:11 pm

Or that little bloke made of butter who plays the trombone on the adverts

5:03 pm

little bloke made of BUTTER???? Wha?

6:43 pm

isnt it the Lurpack Light adverts your thinking off ?
To many lists to keep up with, Must update ipod.

8:22 pm

what about tartan mark? I mean, isn't scotland part of England?

(retires to safe distance, having ruined good friendship)

;) GABOR

2:42 pm

England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales all make up the United Kingdom, we are all very protective of our corners. Don't know what the US version of this is, I suppose states.

2:53 pm

just wamma say that Prince Charles is the Prince Of Wales... not; therefore; an ambassador for England!

5:48 pm