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Frank Tully

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Ex-Python John Cleese goes on first UK tour, aged 71

Former Monty Python star John Cleese is to embark on his first ever UK tour next year.

BBC News, 20th May 2010

Lee Mack vs Charlie Brooker on So Wrong It's Right

So Wrong It's Right is the radio show hosted by Charlie Brooker in which his guests must try to "out-wrong each other". In tonight's episode he is joined by Tom Basden, Josie Long and Lee Mack - and it's with Lee that things get a little... heated.

BBC Comedy, 18th May 2010

Stewart Lee Comedy Vehicle warm-up shows

Stewart Lee has announced about a million shows at the Leicester Square Theatre across October, November and December.

London Is Funny, 14th May 2010

The Diary: Stewart Lee

A week in the life of Stewart Lee.

Stewart Lee, The Financial Times, 24th April 2010

Monty Python's John Cleese in wheelchair

John Cleese's silly walks are on hold after a busted knee left him needing a wheelchair.

The Sun, 24th April 2010

Non-flying circus: John Cleese's £3,300 taxi fare

Volcanic ash cloud forces comedian to travel 1,000 miles by cab.

Robert Booth, The Guardian, 16th April 2010

Justin Lee Collins: Mr Bouncy's castle

Good Times, the presenter's new chat show on Five, has as much fun with the audience as with the celebrity guests.

John Lewis, The Times, 25th March 2010

John Cleese to lend voice to 'Fable III' computer game

John Cleese will supply voice work for Fable III. The Monty Python star will play the butler when users take the throne within the later stages of the game.

Matthew Reynolds, Digital Spy, 12th March 2010

Lee Mack interview

One of the UK's most beloved stand-ups, Lee Mack talks to Time Out about bonding with the audience and why he's so prone to weird heckles.

Tim Arthur, Time Out, 8th March 2010

Interview: Lee Mack

"I'm trying to get my own variety series off the ground, which I'm doing a pilot for. It's early doors but I would be presenting my own show as opposed to being in a sitcom. I don't know what it is yet, but basically it's a variety show with a bit of stand up and sketches and that's what I'm trying to develop."

Marissa Burgess, City Life, 5th March 2010

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