BCG Daily Monday 24th October 2022

Joe Wilkinson and David Earl record an England World Cup anthem

It will be released exclusively on the Chatabix podcast feed on November 1 and then available to download from Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music and elsewhere.

Emily Atack asks for Sunday Brunch worker's number

Flirty Emily Atack asks for Sunday Brunch worker's number after admitting to 'hard time' since break-up.

Metavision launch new murder mystery Fortnite Creative experience inspired by Wreck

A version of BBC Three show Wreck will be available in the hugely popular video game Fortnite, Metavision has announced today.

Spitting Image Margaret Thatcher puppet to go on public display for the first time

Somerset House exhibition marks the first time a Spitting Image puppet has gone on public display.

Suzi Ruffell review

The Portsmouth native is good company, cheerfully goofing around for our entertainment, but the set feels one draft short of its full potential.

Stephen Fry sympathises with Wikipedia editors as UK gets 3rd prime minister in three months

Star joked that those updating the entries about government crises must be 'exhausted'.

House where Spike Milligan and Eric Sykes wrote together on sale for £6.5m

A chic six-floor west London townhouse which has been dubbed the 'home of British comedy' after being the writing haven of Eric Sykes and Spike Milligan for several decades is on the market for £6.5 million.

Trans comedian Jordan Gray receives wave of support after absurd calls for her arrest

Fans have rallied around comedian Jordan Gray after absurd suggestions she should be arrested for getting naked on TV.

Asim Chaudhry interview

"Rishi Sunak's wealth is bordering on obscene. He will never be able to empathise with the average British citizen."

The Satsuma Complex review

Bob Mortimer fills his debut thriller with surreal jokes.

Am I Being Unreasonable? is dark, strange comedy

Daisy May Cooper's follow-up to This Country is part Julia Davis, part Motherland - with the odd flash of genius.

Sexist comedy is back: Jordan Gray is Bernard Manning for the woke set

Let me get this right. When Jerry Sadowitz gets his knob out during a comedy routine it's an outrage, a vile, misogynistic crime against decency. The beast must be cancelled. But when Jordan Gray gets his knob out during a comedy routine - I say comedy... - it's 'iconic', deserving of 'praise', possibly the 'TV MOMENT OF THE YEAR!'. What's with the double standard? It's simple: Gray is trans, and that means he can do whatever the fuck he wants.

Review: The Best of Wales Comedy Gala at Wales Millennium Centre

The evening was packed full of laughs with some of Wales' finest comics including Mike Bubbins, Kiri Pritchard-McLean, Tudur Owen, Carys Eleri, Leroy Brito and Anna Thomas.

Noises Off to open in the West End in 2023

Lindsay Posner's new production of Michael Frayn's quintessential farce Noises Off, currently celebrating its 40th anniversary, on tour, has set West End plans.

The new production will run at the Phoenix Theatre with an eight-week run from 19th January to 11th March.