"I don't look down on people for being rich"

Comedian Mark Watson talks about his upbringing, money, fame and fortune.

Nicola Venning, The Telegraph, 24th June 2018

Romesh Ranganathan on regretting having 3 kids

I regret having three children! My middle son (Alex) is so difficult and opinionated, I've actually grown to respect his terrible behaviour. He walks around our house like a little rock star.

The Mirror, 24th June 2018

Charlie Higson: Twitter is ruining the punchline

"If you want to make effective comedy you have to stick two fingers up at everyone".

Radio Times, 23rd June 2018

Enough silly walks from BBC comedy. New voices please

The head of the corporation's comedy department has promised us greater diversity. About time too .

Rebecca Nicholson, The Guardian, 23rd June 2018

Rob Brydon not ready for Hollywood

Rob Brydon won't try and crack Hollywood until his two young children are older because his family are his priority.

Female First, 23rd June 2018

Mortimer & Whitehouse: Gone Fishing review

There are no negatives to comment on for this first episode. It was a really enjoyable watch that had this lovely genuine feel about it. This coupled with the humour made it a viewing delight.

Telly Binge, 23rd June 2018

The last in the current series of the awkward panto/chat crossover has a guest list that, like the jokes in the script, isn't bursting with contemporary freshness: Ray Mears, Jerry Springer and Boy George are the visitors, with Boy George the gamest because he's brought his mum, Dinah.

Jack Seale, The Guardian, 23rd June 2018

TV preview: Stath Lets Flats, C4

It's about time C4 had a brand new hit. Marc Wootton's High & Dry didn't quite hit the spot, but maybe Stath Lets Flats is the one. I wouldn't let Stath anywhere near my flat but I'll watch him on my television. Through my fingers mostly.

Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 22nd June 2018

Basil Brush turns 50 - Boom Boom

The veteran children's television character talks to Simon McCoy about the Royal family and the World Cup.

Simon McCoy, BBC, 22nd June 2018

Harry Hill to film BBC sitcom pilot

Harry Hill is working on a studio audience sitcom pilot for the BBC. The show will also star Jennifer Saunders as his mum.

British Comedy Guide, 22nd June 2018

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