Press clippings Page 17
Baddiel & Skinner's Three Lions definitive England song
The song was written for Euro 96 by comedians David Baddiel and Frank Skinner with the band the Lightning Seeds. Although "it's coming home" originally referred to the fact that England was hosting its first major tournament since the 1966 World Cup, it's now got a broader meaning - basically that England will win it.
Imran Rahman-Jones, BBC, 5th July 2018Comedy world reacts to England World Cup win
Tweets from British comics reacting to England's win against Colombia.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 3rd July 2018Edinburgh Preview: David Baddiel's AniMalcolm
AniMalcolm combines physical performances with enchanting music, puppetry and a gloriously funny script by Adam Fletcher-Forde.
Theatre Weekly, 17th June 2018Tracey Ullman's Corbyn sketch attracts antisemitic slurs
A Jeremy Corbyn sketch from Tracey Breaks The News has gone viral, and attracted a backlash laced with antisemitic accusations from the politician's far left supporters.
British Comedy Guide, 4th June 2018David Baddiel reveals why you have to laugh at illness
Comic and writer David Baddiel has said he talks about "sad and difficult" topics including his father's dementia, as a way of "processing" life.
BBC, 27th May 2018David Baddiel: My Family - Not The Sitcom review
Jaw-dropping disclosures and shocking details abound in top-notch show about infidelity and illness.
Jay Richardson, The List, 19th March 2018David Baddiel / My Family: Not the Sitcom review
The tears of laughter might just make those of sadness sting that little bit less.
Jonny Sweet, The Wee Review, 14th March 2018David Baddiel's new show to take on internet trolls
David Baddiel's new stand-up show for 2019 will be titled Trolls: Not the Dolls and takes on the "terrible people who spend all day insulting and abusing strangers".
British Comedy Guide, 9th March 2018David Baddiel on social media
The comedian, 53, on why he feeds Twitter trolls, monitoring his memory and living as honestly as possible.
Shahesta Shaitly, The Guardian, 4th March 2018Comics say case of sued performer is threat to the art
Standups say outcome of Louise Reay case could stop people talking about personal lives.
Haroon Siddique, The Guardian, 23rd February 2018