BCG Daily Sunday 13th September 2020

Billy Connolly: I can't perform the way I used to.

Sir Billy Connolly has revealed his terrible moments of stage fright and the fear he couldn't think of anything funny.

TV review: Jonathan Ross' Comedy Club, ITV1

A heck of a lot packed into a thirty-minute slot. An hour would've been so much better.

Simon Evans: Funny and right? That'll be me then

Lampooning pomposity, whether it be from left or right, is the only real job of a comic on the BBC.

Katherine Ryan: Alpha Female

Katherine Ryan, creator and star of The Duchess, shares what it means to bring a good mum and a bad person to the small screen.

Katherine Ryan: daughter is the reason for 'zero' sex

Canadian comedian Katherine Ryan, 37, plays the lead in new Netflix sitcom The Duchess.

Here, the mum of one reveals the effects lockdown had on her sex life with husband Bobby Kootstra.

Adam Kay announces new dates with gala for NHS staff

Adam Kay returns to the live stage with his hit show This Is Going To Hurt as the Apollo Theatre reopens its doors to a socially distanced audience after six months dark.

Sixty seconds with Ben Bailey Smith

The actor and comic, 42, on Ricky Gervais, his big sister Zadie Smith and his role in killer new ITV drama Des.

That's [not] funny! Ideology and the judgment of Jokes

New research shows how leftists and rightists judge jokes differently.

Tony Slattery interview

Tony Slattery is to reveal details about his battle with bipolar disorder and drug addiction in a tell-all memoir.

Sophie Dutton interview

"I have a dark side I'd like to explore!"