Richard Herring interview

There are funny things to come out of disability, comedian Richard Herring says.

Comedy review: An Audience with The Goodies

Once they found their rapport we were reminded what complementary talents they were.

TV: How The Young Ones Changed Comedy, Gold

Is it really nearly 40 years since The Young Ones exploded onto BBC2 and gave British comedy a great big kick up the arse? I thought I knew a fair bit about the series, but this in-depth documentary sheds new light alongside retreading familiar ground.

Live review: Richard Herring

Herring is definitely a much better stand-up than he was ten years ago.

Richard Herring: Oh Frig I'm 50 - review

Herring is the most unlikely comedian to grow old gracefully, but that's definitely what seems to be happening.

Richard Herring interview

Richard Herring returns to Ireland next month on his Oh Frig, I'm 50! tour. David Roy quizzed the top stand-up, writer and podcaster about celebrating half a century of existence and his current state of relative contentment

How Lee and Herring subverted TV and bewildered the BBC

Picture the scene: it's a gentle Sunday lunchtime in the late 1990s. Some dreary politics show has just finished on BBC One. The smell of roast potatoes wafts through the house. Grandma's dozing in the armchair, a neighbour's out washing their car, and the wholesome warbling of Radio 4 hangs in the air. Ahhh, Sunday.

Then you turn over to BBC Two, where a grown man wearing fake breasts is squirting milk into the face of a Prince William effigy.