Toby Jones co-writes and stars in a state-of-the-nation comedy with a very broad brief: everything from Brexit to the migration crisis and the elderly care timebomb is covered in a tale of a coach driver who finds a refugee stowed in his wheel arch. The melancholic tone is offset by a curiously gaudy colour palette.

Toby Jones nobody wants a comedy about Brexit

Toby Jones has written his first sitcom, about a coach driver in Bognor Regis. He and his co-writer Tim Crouch talk politics and the past.

Don't Forget the Driver review

If you are sufficiently overawed by Jones' work and reputation, and intrigued by the eccentricities of the production, you'll want to keep on watching.

Don't Forget the Driver, BBC2, review

Toby Jones is affecting in melancholy comedy.

Don't Forget the Driver review

Toby Jones stars as a Bognor Regis coach driver who discovers a migrant in his wheel arch in a pitch-perfect portrait of the sins and sorrows of our time.

The show to help you come to terms with Brexit

It's timely TV that deliberately avoids the B-word. Creators Toby Jones and Tim Crouch talk dead bodies, donkey sanctuaries - and the beauty of Bogno.

Toby Jones failed his coach driving test three times

The Detectorists star talks Brexit, Bognor Regis -- and why his coach driving lessons hit a bump in the road.

Filming for BBC comedy gets underway in Bognor

Stars of a new BBC2 'dark comedy' have been spotted filming in Bognor.