BCG Daily Friday 17th November 2023

Guz Khan hits backs over 'shocking' Tommy Robinson tweet

Guz Khan hit back in response to a seemingly toxic comment from far-right activist Tommy Robinson. Khan voiced his general displeasure about the current state of UK politics in a post on Twitter.

Connor Burns review

A show, quite literally, for all ages, with everyone from the over-fifties to teenagers lovingly lampooned, there was never a dull moment in this lively set from a comedian unafraid to tell it like it is.

I'm Sorry, Prime Minister, I Can't Quite Remember review

While Lynn struggles to manage the pair in the 21st century, he effortlessly produces one-liners which would succeed in getting any generation in hysterics.

Rosalie Minnitt: Clementine review

Catch it while you can, because Minnitt's stroke of genius is only going up from here.

Joe Lycett launches a podcast about awful toilet stories

Joe Lycett is launching a podcast - in which celebrities share their 'most satisfying, horrifying and frankly awful toilet stories'.

Lee Mack: It's important to keep the British sitcom going

Comedian's show Not Going Out set for 100th episode to air this Christmas.

Audience boos as scathing letter from Joe Lycett to Suella Braverman read out at charity event

Stephen Fry gave a rendition, on behalf of Lycett, at the 10th anniversary of Letters Live - an event held in association with Choose Love, a charity that helps refugees and displaced people.

Rosalie Minnitt: Clementine review

In this giddily inventive show, Minnitt plays a woman trying to bag a beau before her sentence to spinsterdom is declared.

Sacha Baron Cohen tells TikTok 'you're creating biggest anti-Jew movement since Nazis'

Sacha Baron Cohen told TikTok execs they are "creating the biggest anti-Semitic movement since the Nazis" after the platform was flooded with hate content.

The actor and other Jewish celebrities confronted bosses in a private call as they battle accusations TikTok has allowed a torrent of pro-Hamas videos and hatred against Jews.

'I discovered a lump when I was shaving, six weeks later a doctor told me I had cancer', says Mark Steel

In a candid column, the author, broadcaster, stand-up comedian shares details of the day he was told he had cancer and the treatment he has undergone since.

Behind the scenes secrets of Carry On movies revealed including how Sid James was the perfect gent & filming sex scenes

A surprising sex scene filming secret has been revealed.

Southend turns into film set for Sweetpea

Southend seafront and Adventure Island have been transformed into a TV set with film crews, actors and cameras taking over for two days. A new comedy drama, set to be aired on Sky Atlantic, has had a series of scenes filmed in Southend yesterday and on Tuesday.

The Scouse Dick Whittington at Liverpool Royal Court

No matter how many 'dick' jokes you might anticipate them making, you won't get remotely close to the actual number they manage to achieve. Whatever that actual number is. A hundred? A thousand? It's impossible to keep count of the innuendo onslaught.

Saltburn review

Emerald Fennell's class satire is diabolically clever, but there is a void at its centre.

Saltburn review

An uneven gothic romp.

Saltburn review

There is nothing old or dull about this in-your-face black comedy.

Saltburn review

Party with the poshos in the naughty noughties.

Saltburn review

Terrible toffs go wild in Emerald Fennell's latest creation.