How 'Fleabag' became the defining comedy of 2019

The show's second season broke hearts, won Emmys, and cemented creator Phoebe Waller-Bridge as a generational star. Here, her Fleabag colleagues trace the journey from 12-minute monologue to show of the year.

More cast details for Kate and Koji announced

Meera Syal and Inbetweeners star Blake Harrison are joining the cast of new ITV sitcom Kate And Koji.

Perhaps, like Miranda Hart, I'll be a life coach

This week Miranda Hart, the comedian and actress whose sitcom helped, she says, young women to conquer anxiety and depression "by believing that if Miranda could find love and accept herself then they could too", revealed that she has spent the past three years "researching the keys to wellbeing, taking courses and training to be a life coach". Good luck to her, of course, but if she plans to have clients, might they not find it discombobulating?

Tim Minchin's odd sadcom continues - not always convincingly, but with enough big-hearted eccentricity to make perseverance worthwhile. Tonight, Lucky awakes to discover that Meg has vanished, along with his ute and piano. But just as he is contemplating giving up, a revelation comes.

We're here again: another election, another all-night ballot count and malfunctioning set of graphic explainers. Keeping up its tradition as the "alternative election night" to BBC, ITV and Sky's news-focused coverage, [c]Channel 4/c] pulls out the zany stops this year, enlisting Rylan Clark-Neal and Katherine Ryan to help Krishnan Guru-Murthy. Even Judge Rinder will be there. Whatever the results, this lot will surely keep us awake.

Graham Linehan up for Last Leg's Dick of the Year

The Last Leg has been presenting a mock prize to the 'Dick of the Year' since 2014 - and this year's hot contender is none other than the darling of "gender-critical feminism", Graham Linehan himself.

Aatif Nawaz on return of Test cricket to Pakistan

Cricket has come back home. As a Pakistan fan, to travel halfway across the world and to be here for this - the first ball of our first Test match on home soil in 10 years, I cannot explain how lucky and privileged I feel.

Jim Davidson quits running his charity

Jim Davidson has stepped down as chief executive of Care After Combat, the charity helping veterans which he helped set up in 2014.

Details of Alternative Election Night line-up revealed

Joining the political bigwigs will be a host comedians including: Jimmy Carr, Nish Kumar, Henning Wehn, Geoff Norcot, Sophie Willan and Tez Ilyas.