BCG Daily Sunday 17th June 2012
Press clippings
James Corden: from sharp tongue to a soft heart
James Corden used to be insufferable, but he wants us to know he's a changed man.
William Langley, The Telegraph, 17th June 2012Russell Kane interview
Russell Kane is not afraid to commit - so he has committed himself to sleeping around and avoiding serious relationships for six months.
Jen Blackburn, The Sun, 17th June 2012Patricia Hodge likes people shouting her catchphrase
Miranda's Patricia Hodge loves fans shouting the "Such fun!" catchphrase at her in the street.
Colin Robertson, The Sun, 17th June 2012Reviews: A Ventriloquist's Story; Dead Boss
A ventriloquist at a career crossroads lets her dummy show the way - to poignant effect.
Mike Higgins, The Independent, 17th June 2012Sacha Baron Cohen dreads being deported from the USA
Comedian Sacha Baron Cohen lives in fear of being deported from the US over outstanding arrest warrants.
James Desborough, The Daily Express, 17th June 2012Sheila Reid interview
Puffing on a fag, swearing like a trooper and having a swig of beer is not how anyone would think of Mother Teresa of Calcutta. It is why veteran actress Sheila Reid thought long and hard about playing the Catholic nun in just such a fashion in a new comedy.
Steve Hendry, Daily Record, 17th June 2012How Episodes inadvertently went viral in Israel
The programme has become infamous after its makers mistranslated a gravestone inscription - with disastrous results.
Nathan Jeffay, The Guardian, 17th June 2012Video: Tony Hawks talks tennis
Tony Hawks joined BBC Breakfast to talk about the film of his novel Playing the Moldovans At Tennis.
BBC Breakfast, 17th June 2012Videos
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Starlings
Series 1, Episode 6Terry and Jan celebrate their anniversary and, for once, they've got the place to themselves. For Fergie, Lodz and co, though, a disastrous camping trip awaits.