Heydon Prowse

Revolting includes spoof 'Real Housewives of ISIS'

A daring new BBC comedy pokes fun at the brides of Islamic State jihadis in a series of bizarre jokes.

From a satirical point of view, there are two ways of looking at the EU referendum aftermath. The first is that it's an inexhaustible goldmine. The second is that its absurdities render mockery redundant. Still, even if it's a pointless job, someone might as well do it. Enter Heydon Prowse and Jolyon Rubinstein, the prank-happy pair behind The Revolution Will Be Televised. Remainers and Leavers alike should expect a righteous kicking.

BBC refuses to condemn comic who pranked David Blunkett

A BBC comedian pranked Lord David Blunkett, taking advantage of his blindness to fool him into thinking he was a Labour party insider. Heydon Prowse, who fronts the BBC programme The Revolution Will Be Televised played the trick on the former Home Secretary, who has been blind since birth.

Heydon Prowse & Jolyon Rubinstein interview

'We do The Revolution Will Be Televised because we're super-intense ourselves; we're a bit mad'

The last time we met Conservative MP James Twottington-Burbage and Lib Dem Barnaby Plankton, they were surreptitiously fixing "Kick Me" signs to Ed Miliband's back and advising council estate residents to remortgage their children. In this spin-off from BBC Threes The Revolution Will Be Televised, Jolyon Rubinstein and Heydon Prowse return with more hidden camera pranks. Will clueless Labour MP Ewan Jeffries or prospective Ukip candidate Dennis Pound fare better with the public?

Heydon Prowse urges young to vote

Heydon Prowse has called on more young people to vote in the election.

Interview: Jolyon Rubinstein and Heydon Prowse

Satirical pranksters Jolyon Rubinstein and Heydon Prowse take the coalition government to task tonight - but they're optimistic about the future of politics and BBC Three.