BCG Daily Tuesday 11th February 2025

Peter Kay breaks his silence on his decision to kick out hecklers

The comedian said there becomes a point where it's 'no longer fair' to the crowd who have paid to see him and also defended calling one woman Emmerdale actress Lisa Riley before evicting her from the arena.

Linda Robson shares heartbreaking Pauline Quirke update

Linda Robson says: "She doesn't know who anybody is. She doesn't know who I am or who her kids are. Dementia is terrible - I'd rather get cancer, because at least then you've got a chance."

Peter Kay heckler demands a refund on £155 tickets

A heckler who was kicked out of a Peter Kay gig for shouting the comic's "garlic bread" catchphrase is demanding a refund.

Warehouse worker Philip Peters, 54, and his son, 26, were forcibly removed by security from the sold out Manchester show at the weekend.

Jamie MacDonald interview

'I normalise my blindness, but not too much'. Comedian Jamie MacDonald on new show about how he couldn't be 'toxic' if he wanted to.

Gravy cocktail, anyone? Wallace & Gromit's cheese-free dining venture is far from cracking

At Bisto and Aardman's new pop-up floating restaurant you can pour gravy over your pudding or down a gravy drink - but where's the cheese board, Gromit?

Rosalie Minnitt: "I was driven by delusion and heartbreak"

Rosalie Minnitt is the creator of smash hit show Clementine, which enjoyed multiple runs at the Fringe and the Soho Theatre. She takes us on her journey through comedy.

Stewart Lee Vs The Man-Wulf review

Fans will not be disappointed.

Sally Phillips on Partridge, marriage proposals and the kindness of people

Sally Phillips has no problem keeping a smile on her face and she loves escaping to the supermarket.

Amandaland review

A superbly silly Motherland spin-off. The tragicomic adventures of the delusional Amanda make for rich comedy fodder.

Exclusive look at custom-made Morph for Aardman 'legend' Ben Elton

Ben Elton will be awarded with a custom-made Morph at this year's Slapstick Festival and Bristol Live has an exclusive first look at the sculpted creation.

Bridget Jones star Renee Zellweger defends her character from woke mob

Renee, whose boyfriend Ant is a decade younger than her, also opens up on women fancy­ing youthful men.

'Humourless' Channel 4 slap trigger warning on 'offensive' Father Ted episode

Woke Channel 4 bosses have issued trigger warnings on classic sitcom Father Ted on its streaming service.

They fear 1998 episode Are You Right There Father Ted? could upset today's viewers because of its language and scenes of racial impersonation.