Daniel O'Reilly

Dapper Laughs suggests a 2015 return in YouTube post

Dapper Laughs, the controversial persona supposedly "killed off" by comedian Daniel O'Reilly earlier this year, has been resurrected.

Dapper Laughs up for BRIT Awards 2015

Less than a month after comedian Daniel O'Reilly announced on BBC Newsnight that that "Dapper Laughs is gone", it has been confirmed that the character is in the running for a BRIT Award.

Ofcom investigates Dapper Laughs: gets 99 complaints

Broadcasting regulator to rule on whether comedian Daniel O'Reilly's ITV2 show, which was cancelled last week, met standards.

Jack Whitehall: ITV must answer Dapper Laughs questions

Jack Whitehall has said that it should have been ITV taking questions about the controversial comedy character Dapper Laughs on Newsnight earlier this week (November 11), rather than its creator Daniel O'Reilly.

'Dapper Laughs is gone' - comedian talks to Newsnight

The comedian behind Dapper Laughs has told the BBC that he will no longer be performing as the character. Daniel O'Reilly was talking to Newsnight after ITV dropped his TV show and a tour was cancelled. He has angered many people by making jokes about rape and homelessness.

The comedian behind Dapper Laughs, Daniel O'Reilly, has said his controversial "character" is "gone", but that hasn't stopped speculation about whether this is truly the end of his controversial and short-lived television career.

Dapper Laughs: Why are women still the punchline?

Controversial comedian Daniel O'Reilly has had his show On The Pull axed by ITV, after an internet backlash. Daisy Buchanan applauds the decision and examines why we're still being subjected to this offensive brand of television

Why Dapper Laughs is not going away any time soon

Instead of slipping into obscurity as he should, Daniel O'Reilly will probably turn up on the next reality TV show - because now we all know who he is.

Dapper Laughs/Daniel O'Reilly issues apology

Daniel O'Reilly, who plays the character Dapper Laughs, has issued the following statement on social media about the current controversy and accusations of misogyny: "I know there has been heated commentary on social media in recent days, online abuse of any kind is wrong. Therefore I would like to say a few words to make my views clear. Some comedians push the boundaries in the name of entertainment. That means taking risks. But I think it's important that if we over step the mark and cause upset that we apologise. I would like to say sorry to those people who I have upset by my recent comments. I assure them that was not my intention."