BCG Daily Sunday 11th October 2015

Press clippings

My holy grail: make Pythons pay up

The film producer who inadvertently inspired Monty Python's comeback last year has revealed the inside story of life with the comedians and his seven-year battle for full royalties.

Dalya Alberge, The Sunday Times, 11th October 2015

Interview: rarely asked questions - Spencer Jones

Spencer Jones Presents The Herbert In Proper Job was one the shows that I saw in Edinburgh this year that restored my faith in the power of comedy.

Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 11th October 2015

Miles Jupp: 'I'd love to play a Bond villain'

Comedian Miles Jupp, new host of Radio 4's News Quiz, talks about the onus of taking over from Sandi Toksvig and broadening his acting horizons.

Stephanie Merritt, The Observer, 11th October 2015

Review: Lee Nelson: Suited and Booted

There is very little distinction between making a commentary on the ignorance of people, or whether he is going for the 'cheap' laugh.

Matt Forrest, The Reviews Hub, 11th October 2015

A-ha! Now Downton Daisy falls for Alan Partridge

Downton Abbey star Daisy Lewis confessed recently that the 'love of her life' is a half-chihuahua, half-pug called Reg.

But now Reg has a rival for her affections - because Daisy, who plays feisty teacher Sarah Bunting in the hit ITV drama, has fallen for comedian Steve Coogan.

Daisy, 30, is undaunted by the age gap - Coogan will celebrate his 50th birthday on Wednesday - and has let slip that she and the Philomena star are an item.

Charlotte Griffiths, Daily Mail, 11th October 2015

Marcus Brigstocke on the public school-educated cabinet

The comedian - who attended boarding school - is concerned that many prominent politicians "were removed from family and feelings and affection and physical contact at the age of seven".

Kasia Delgado, Radio Times, 11th October 2015

Frankie Boyle, Music Hall, Aberdeen, review

Dense with purposeful provocation and first-rate comedy.

David Pollock, The Independent, 11th October 2015

TV & radio

Horrible Science. Copyright: Toff Media

Horrible Science

Episode 5 - Wasted World

Gruesome greenhouse gasses and deadly toxic waste. Why do we recycle and what would happen if we stopped? Is global warming really bad news?

Radio 4
7:45pm
15 min
Funny Bones

Funny Bones

Episode 2 - Fete Worse Than Death

Tara Flynn takes us into the world of competitive baking and zombie hordes.

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