Press clippings Page 22
Al Murray sues Nigel Farage
Al Murray is suing Nigel Farage. Lawyers have been called to the bar after the UKIP leader accused the Landlord of breaking strict election rules by spending too much cash on his campaign.
Colin Robertson, Sun Nation, 2nd April 2015Al Murray, Pub Landlord, Queen Elizabeth Hall - review
Al Murray's ad-libs were often superior to the script - but this man in need of a manifesto was extremely funny throughout.
Bruce Dessau, Evening Standard, 18th March 2015Video: Pub Landlord Al Murray campaigns in South Thanet
Comedy candidates are a great feature of British elections and this year is no different.
But rarely have these candidates ever attracted as much attention as the Pub Landlord Al Murray who is standing is South Thanet in Kent.
He just happens to be up against another beer-loving character by the name of Nigel Farage.
Adam Fleming went along to his campaign launch.
Adam Fleming, BBC News, 15th March 2015Comedian Al Murray 'too heavy' for parachute jump
Comedian Al Murray, who is standing for parliament in his role as The Pub Landlord, has been forced to cancel a parachute jump because he is too heavy.
BBC News, 13th March 2015Interview: Al Murray gets political
Al Murray is on typically outspoken form touring the UK in his Pintbus.
Jay Richardson, The Herald, 12th March 2015Al Murray to parachute in for South Thanet speech
Pub Landlord Al Murray will parachute into Kent in advance of a speech to his prospective South Thanet constituents in Sandwich.
Tom Barnes, Isle of Thanet Gazette, 12th March 2015Al Murray solves London's problems
As the Pub Landlord runs for parliament and prepares to go head-to-head with Nigel Farage in Kent, we put the concerns of real Londoners to him.
Ben Williams, Time Out, 10th March 2015Review: Al Murray: One Man, One Guvnor
Nigel Farage's fellow candidate in the South Thanet election took to The Lowry stage, and had Steve Howarth roaring with laughter from start to finish.
Steve Howarth, Manchester Evening News, 9th March 2015Al Murray: One Man, One Guvnor - The Lowry, Salford
Besides being a superb stand-up comedian Murray could fit quite easily into Westminster with his quick thinking and ability to answer any question in an instant. With the bookies rating him at 66/1 this seems unlikely. Westminster's loss however will be the British public's comedy gain.
Paul Downham, The Public Reviews, 9th March 2015Al Murray's Pub Landlord gets political
Al Murray is on typically outspoken form touring the UK in his Pintbus.
Jay Richardson, The Herald, 7th March 2015