Russell Brand interview was mistake, Ed Miliband admits

Labour's former leader said he 'regrets' 2015 election campaign appearance as he faces criticism from ex-adviser.

Meet the​ hosts of Britain's most candid podcasts

Double (and triple) act podcasters share the stories behind their irreverent shows.

Podcast review: Richard Herring podcast

Just think. In a parallel universe Richard Herring could have been asking the Prime Minister if he had ever tried to suck his own cock.

The Last Leg: Re-United Kingdom review

The message running through the evening was that, following the example of Jo Cox, we should seek to set aside our differences and remember what we have in common.

Russell Brand admits his call for revolution failed

Russell Brand has finally admitted his attempted revolution was a flop and he fears he lost the 2015 election for Labour by befriending Ed Miliband.

Bill Bailey interview

The comedian on his part in Ed Miliband's downfall, and a lightbulb moment at a funeral.

Was Ed Miliband nearly pranked by Glitchy?

Ed Miliband has revealed that he thinks a TV production company attempted to trick him into appearing on a fictional show.

Adam Hills on Piers Morgan, Nick Clegg & Ed Miliband

Hills returns with co-hosts Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker and, as well as admitting the show can come together as close as half an hour before broadcast, he dished on everything from his bromance with guest and former Deputy PM Nick Clegg, to almost unbooking Piers Morgan...

Naomi Hefter: May 1983

Edinburgh festival is creeping upon us. Which venue are you at? How many weeks are you there for? Have you done your flyers, your posters, your promotion, and your press release? Comedians are talking about this just as much as everyone has been talking about Ed Miliband's strange plasticine face. I on the other hand had decided on Camden festival this year. A smaller fringe but no less exciting. I've heard some wonderful things about the Camden fringe comedy festival.

Liz Kendall MP's relationship with Greg Davies is over

Labour leadership contender Liz Kendall has revealed she split with Inbetweeners star Greg Davies a few weeks before the General Election.

She had been with the actor - famous for playing head teacher Mr Gilbert in the comedy series - for several years before the break up.

43-year-old Kendall announced she was running for the Labour party leadership last week and has emerged as a dark horse to take over from Ed Miliband.