divimg alt="" src="http://hits.guardian.co.uk/b/ss/guardiangu-feeds/1/H.15.1/69710?ns=guardianpageName=Stage%3A+%27My+whole+life+has+been+a+black+comedy%27ch=Stagec3=The+Guardianc4=Theatre%2CCulture+section%2CJoe+Orton+%28Playwright%29%2CStage%2CTelevision+%28Culture%29c5=Not+commercially+useful%2CTelevision+Media%2CTheatrec6=Catherine+Shoardc7=2008_12_04c8=1128305c9=articlec10=GUc11=Stagec12=Theatrec13=c14=h2=GU%2FStage%2FTheatre" width="1" height="1" //divpIt has been a while since Doon Mackichan was last hung, drawn and quartered for laughing at the suffering of children. There was a week in August 2001 when you couldn't pass a newsstand without seeing her handsome, sparrowhawk face, forehead partially obscured by the word "evil" or "depraved"./ppThe Brass Eye paedophile special is now mostly remembered as virtuoso satire, so it's easy to forget what a stink it caused at the time. And it was Mackichan, who played TV presenter Swanchita Haze, who bore the brunt of it. People expected that sort of thing from Chris Morris, but Doon was a woman with - gulp - children of her own. "[Mackichan] had seen herself as a major comedy force in the making," wrote the Mail. "She even dreamt of becoming a film star. But with the Brass Eye disaster as her epitaph, all those plans lie in tatters."/ppLooking back, it's hard to say her career didn't suffer. There were two more seasons of Smack the Pony, the girly Channel 4 sketch show with Sally Phillips and Fiona Allen, but to diminishing returns. There were wifely roles in ropey sitcoms. There was theatre. Then came a two-year break for unhappier reasons (of which more later). And now she's back, in a play that, well, laughs at the suffering of children. Adults, too. Especially those six feet under. /ppJoe Orton's Loot, like Brass Eye, is comedy that sets out to shock. Don't be fooled by its age; although the play was first performed in 1965, Loot has weathered better than, say, a TV parody of late-90s news shows. Death doesn't date as a cultural taboo; likewise religion. Rereading Loot is like having a shower when you hadn't realised the boiler's broken: unexpectedly shocking./pp"Yep, it's full on," says Mackichan, eating a tuna sandwich between rehearsals in London. "There's this one line about a really great brothel run by Pakistanis who pimp out their kids for Mars bars." She smiles: an attractive smile, heavy on the lippy. "I'm like, 'Oh we'll cut that, won't we?' Well, no, we can't, because what about all the other things people might find offensive? Cut them all and you won't have much of a play left."/ppOther lines trouble her. Orton's gleeful description of a sexual assault, complete with tooth-breaking detail. "That specific image is just really horrible. Do you lose a portion of your audience when you leave that in? Do people stop thinking it's a great play? Or as my mum would say, 'Ooh, Orton's so kinky; yes, I love all that.' " /ppDoon plays Fay, an Irish Catholic home nurse and a prolific serial killer (87 in one week alone). She has lately buried her seventh husband and has her eighth in her crosshairs, having just dispatched his wife with a syringe of poison. Loot takes place on the day of the wife's funeral, and charts the power struggle between Fay, Hal (whose mother is being buried), Dennis, Hal's boyfriend, with whom he has robbed a bank and put the money in mum's coffin, and Detective Truscott, the sinister inspector who comes calling. /ppOrton's stage instructions put Kay in her late 20s; other than that Mackichan, 46, is a good fit. She is Celtic, by nurture at least. She grew up in Surrey but moved to Fife with her family when she was nine. She survived the transition, she says, by acting, specialising in "posh bitches". This is something she still does: she is a natural authoritarian, physically pneumatic, temperamentally tough - a few years back she swam the English channel with a team of paratroopers. /pp"Yes, I could kill someone," she says, without thinking too hard about it. "It must be so easy to just nip a needle in, or hold a pillow over an old person's face. The power and the buzz you'd get." She has been boning up on True Crime magazine to further understand her character's homicidal motivation. "But I just can't read the books. There's such an orgasm about they way they're written. 'Women who kill! Viciously!' When it comes to sex and violence, we're an island of obsessives. I mean, how does it help people to know the details of how someone was physically tortured?"/ppTen years ago, Mackichan got her fingers burned over an Anglican sketch on her Radio 4 show, Doon Your Way, but it hasn't left her any more on-message when it comes to religion. "It's been extraordinary finding out what Catholics actually believe!" she says of the research process. "All the rituals and superstition. The whole voyeurism of talking to someone behind a little screen. The idea that you can think, OK, I'll be a bitch, then on Sunday I'll say, 'Oh, I was a bit of a bitch' and then feel great!"/ppShe is not religious herself, "but I don't think I'm in an atheistic universe. I do think there's a higher power". Has she ever prayed? "Oh, I've been down on my knees many times." She pauses and then roars with laughter - it's a genuine, accidental Orton-ism. /ppIt turns out that Mackichan has had an extremely tough few years. Her father recently died. She is in the process of getting divorced from her husband, Common As Muck actor Anthony Barclay, with whom she has three children, India, 11, Louis, 10, and Ella-Rose, four. And, three years ago, Louis contracted leukaemia. Much of the past three years has been spent with him in hospital. He is now in remission, but shadows still hollow out her face. She wells up frequently, and there is something frayed behind the raucous laugh and actorly tics. "I do find authority hard to deal with now," she growls, after an assistant gives us a 10-minute warning that she needs to get back to work. "I feel a bit of an anarchist. I don't think I could work for someone who was an arsehole any more." She gulps down some fruit juice. "I can't actually have confrontations with people. It's too much. I'm a single muvva with three kids and a show to do." She laughs but she's dead serious./ppWhen things were at their worst, she says, her monopoly on heartache was hard to handle. "People would tut behind me in a supermarket queue and I'd have to go, 'Please, go ahead of me, you've obviously got somewhere to go. I'm just going back to the children's cancer ward.' I once had an actress telling me her hair was falling out because of her new kitchen and I thought, I'm not going to say anything, because this is quite interesting, because I remember how I was before it all." And how was she before it all? "Quite selfish, neurotic. Up my own arse. It's made me very tough. I do think I have endurance beyond the pale." /ppWhen Louis was well enough, Mackichan took her children with her to Africa to shoot a BBC2 series, Taking the Flak, loosely based on John Simpson's reporting from poverty-stricken, war-ravaged places. After such harrowing experiences, how she can cope with her relatively comfortable existence? "You walk into your house and you go: I'm a millionaire. I'm a princess; I live in a palace. And you think: I don't have a lot of shoes, but I do have too many shoes. You look at yourself and think: Party's over, mate. Time to be useful."/ppAnd yet she is not an aid worker in Africa. She is in north London, rehearsing a play. "I did think, I can't go back to acting. It's too vain, too ridiculous. I was going to retrain as a play specialist in Louis' cancer ward. But this is what I've done for 20 years. It's what I do." /ppShe's right. Mackichan is a natural born thesp, right down to her floaty black blouse and stripy woollen leg-warmers. Slice her in half and you would see "actor" written right through the middle of her. "I have a real mission now to be in work that will be cathartic for people. [Work] that's really honest about just how fucking hard it is to stay afloat."/ppLoot isn't exactly what she had in mind, she admits, but its no-nonsense attitude to tragedy has been cathartic. "My whole life lately has been a bit of a black comedy." She snorts. Might she consider turning it into one? "There's a lot of mileage in a children's cancer-ward comedy. All the opening curtains and waving at people being sick into bowls. You could set it in the tiny coffin-like kitchen where only the adults are allowed. You see these little bald children running past the window. It was like suddenly being in a war."/ppCould she really bear to return there, even imaginatively? "I don't know. They haunt me, those nighttime corridors. The characters, too: the carers and nurses and staff and the petty quarrels. And getting high on Quality Street till 3am. But I would like to." /ppstrongmiddot; /strongLoot is at the Tricycle, London NW6, from December 11. 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Knut the polar bear is looking for a new home as Berlin Zoo cannot afford to keep him.

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divimg alt="" src="http://hits.guardian.co.uk/b/ss/guardiangu-feeds/1/H.15.1/80822?ns=guardianpageName=Environment%3A+%27Super+ants%27+threaten+UK+gardens%2C+scientists+warnch=Environmentc3=guardian.co.ukc4=Wildlife+%28Environment%29%2CEnvironment%2CUK+news%2CGardens+%28Life+and+style%29%2CScience%2CZoologyc5=Environment+Conservation%2CHomes+and+Gardens%2CNot+commercially+useful%2CEthical+Livingc6=James+Randersonc7=2008_12_03c8=1127551c9=articlec10=GUc11=Environmentc12=Wildlifec13=c14=h2=GU%2FEnvironment%2FWildlife" width="1" height="1" //divpAn ant species that forms huge supercolonies and infests gardens and parks is marching rapidly across Europe and will soon invade the UK, according to entomologists who are monitoring its spread./ppThe colonies can swell to 10 or 100 times the size of those of common garden ants and scientists warn that they can cause significant damage to plants. /pp"When I saw this ant for the first time, I simply could not believe there could be so many garden ants in the same lawn," says Prof Jacobus Boomsma at the University of Copenhagen, one of its co-discoverers almost 20 years ago./pp"We reckon it's only a matter of time before [it invades the UK]."/ppThe invasive garden ant or ema href="http://www.antweb.org/description.do?name=neglectusgenus=lasiusrank=speciesproject=macaronesiaants"Lasius neglectus/a/em was first identified in 1990 when it was found infesting an entire neighbourhood in Budapest, Hungary./pp"This ant basically looks like the garden ant that everybody knows, so you don't really become suspicious if you see a few of those crawling around because they are everywhere," he said. It has since become a major pest in central Europe and has spread as far as Jena in Germany, Ghent in Belgium and Warsaw in Poland./ppBoomsma and his team think it is moved around by the horticultural trade because it hides inside plant pots. "That is the most reasonable hypothesis for how these ants get transported because the ants themselves have lost the ability to fly so they are very poor disbursers," he said./ppIn research published today in the journal PLoS One, the team used genetic techniques to work out where the ants originated and what makes them so successful at taking over new regions. One reason is that they are able to form super-colonies. /ppThe ants occupy many interconnected nests with many queens. Because they are related, the ants in these nests do not show territorial aggression. When they reach new locations the parasites that usually keep the ants in check are no longer there, so they are able to expand their colonies rapidly./pp"We found that invasive garden ants developed from species in the Black Sea region that have natural populations with small networks of interconnected nests with many queens that mate underground and don't fly. /pp"It is now becoming clear that rather many ant species share this lifestyle, so it is no surprise that a number of them have become invasive pests with giant super-colonies based on the same principles," said Dr Sylvia Cremer, at the University of Regensburg./ppDr Jes Pedersen, a co-author at the University of Copenhagen, said: "The future will therefore see many more ants become invasive, so it is about time we understand their biology. This study is a major step in that direction."/ppMuch of the damage that the invasive garden ant causes is connected with the herds of aphids that it tends. The ants have a symbiotic relationship with the aphids in which the aphids provide sugary food while the ants provide protection from predators. /ppWith the ants around, aphid populations expand to large numbers causing damage to plants and releasing sticky secretions that create a mess on parked cars. Because the ant colonies are so large they can cause a nuisance by invading homes and spoiling food./ppInvasive ants have caused much more significant damage in other countries. The imported red fire ant, which has a nasty sting, causes $750m (£500m) of damage in the US each year to crops and livestock. The Argentine ant has spread along 6,000km of coastline in southern Europe, exterminating many local insects./pdiv style="float: left; margin-right: 10px; margin-bottom: 10px;"ullia href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/wildlife"Wildlife/a/lilia href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/gardens"Gardens/a/lilia href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/zoology"Zoology/a/li/ul/diva href="http://www.guardian.co.uk"guardian.co.uk/a copy; Guardian News Media Limited 2008 | Use of this content is subject to our a href="http://users.guardian.co.uk/help/article/0,,933909,00.html"Terms Conditions/a | a href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/webfeeds/1,,1309488,00.html"More Feeds/a pa href="http://feedads.googleadservices.com/~at/o3WUv1Oe4LJ5LdDrZqSllcEf89k/a"img src="http://feedads.googleadservices.com/~at/o3WUv1Oe4LJ5LdDrZqSllcEf89k/i" border="0" ismap="true"/img/a/p

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Desde luego me parece una buena propuesta, que espero tenga éxito porque este tipo de contenidos no suelen poder verse en televisión cuando realmente valen la pena. Y de paso, espero que sea un paso para que las cadenas, poco a poco, apuesten por los cortos en televisión./p pHay más cortos de Pixar que bien podrían haberse incluido, pero strongestos son los que se emitirán/strong en televisión: !--more--/p ph3 Saltando /h3img id="image12805" src="http://img.vayatele.com/2008/12/saltando.png" class="izquierda" alt="Saltando" / Este corto se emitió en los cines antes de la película Los Increibles y fue nominado al Oscar a mejor cortometraje en 2003. br / strongArgumento:/strong En lo alto de una montaña vive una oveja famosa por su lustroso manto de lana. Un día es esquilada y con la pérdida de su lana, pierde también su orgullo. Un sabio conejito será el encargado de enseñar a la deprimida oveja que lo importante para afrontar los problemas que puedan surgirle en la vida, está en su interior./p ph3 JackJack ataca /h3 img id="image12807" src="http://img.vayatele.com/2008/12/jackjack.png" class="izquierda" alt="jack jack" / Este corto está incluido en la versión de la película span class="caps"LOS/span INCREÃspan class="caps"BLES/span en span class="caps"DVD/span. La idea de este corto surgió a raíz de una escena que iba a ser incluida en la película y que, finalmente, no se incluyó.br / strongArgumento:/strong Cuando Kari McKean, la niñera de Jack-Jack Parr (el bebé de span class="caps"LOS/span INCREÃspan class="caps"BLES/span), intenta entretener al niño haciéndole escuchar una determinada música, provoca una reacción insólita en el niño./p ph3 Knick Knack /h3 img id="image12808" src="http://img.vayatele.com/2008/12/knickknack.png" class="izquierda" alt="knickknack" / Corto creado en 1989, dirigido por John Lasseter. Fue completamente renovado para emitirse en cines antes de span class="caps"BUSCANDO/span A span class="caps"NEMO/span y para incluirse en el span class="caps"DVD/span de la misma película.br / strongArgumento:/strong La vida dentro de una bola de nieve de cristal colocada en una estantería, puede ser algo realmente aburrido, y más cuando estás rodeado de otros souvenirs. Cuando el muñeco de nieve atrapado en la bola decide liberarse de su ‘casa de cristal’, descubrirá que sus vacaciones no son como las planeaba#8230;./p ph3 Abducido /h3 img id="image12809" src="http://img.vayatele.com/2008/12/abducido.png" class="izquierda" alt="abducido" / Se emitió en cines antes de la película span class="caps"RATATOUILLE/span y en 2007 fue nominado al Oscar como mejor cortometraje.br / strongArgumento:/strong Un joven estudiante alienígena intenta abducir a un granjero. Su sufrido instructor a punto estará de perder la paciencia con él./p ph3 Mate y la luz fantasma /h3 img id="image12810" src="http://img.vayatele.com/2008/12/mate.png" class="izquierda" alt="mate" / Este cortometraje está incluido en el Dvd de la película Cars.br / strongArgumento:/strong Mate, el personaje de span class="caps"CARS/span, es atrapado por una misteriosa luz azul que le enseña a no hacer travesuras al resto de coches de Radiator Springs. /p ph3 El hombre orquesta /h3 img id="image12811" src="http://img.vayatele.com/2008/12/el-hombre-orquesta.png" class="izquierda" alt="el hombre orquesta" / Interesante corto mudo donde la música y los gestos de los personajes, cuentan la historia. Ganó el Platinum Grand Prize en el Festival Future Film de Bolonia (Italia) y fue nominado a los Oscar en 2006. Se emitió por primera vez en el Festival de animación de Annecy (Francia).br / strongArgumento:/strong Una niña acude con una moneda de oro a la fuente de una plaza para echarla allí y pedir un deseo. Sin pretenderlo, provoca la rivalidad de dos músicos callejeros, que cada vez con más ímpetu, hacen lo posible para ganarse la atención de la chica y de su preciada y dorada moneda./p ph3 Tin Toy /h3 img id="image12812" src="http://img.vayatele.com/2008/12/tintoy.png" class="izquierda" alt="tin toy" / Corto dirigido por John Lasseter en 1988 y vencedor de un Oscar en 1989 como Mejor Corto de animación. Se emitió por primera vez en salas en 1995 junto a la película span class="caps"TOY/span span class="caps"STORY/span.br / strongArgumento:/strong Los bebés son lo más parecido a pequeños monstruos#8230; sobre todo si eres un juguete#8230; Pero algunas veces descubres que, después de todo, deseas que jueguen contigo y ves como un bebé encuentra más interesante que tú cualquier otra cosa.br / p/p pDesde luego, si no los habeis podido ver, os los recomiendo ya que son pequeñas grandes piezas de animación. 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