Paul English
- Journalist
Press clippings Page 9
Suffering through Mrs Brown's Boys live show
I was supposed to be incognito, an undercover job in search of the greatest cover-up in British TV history. My mission? To find the canned laughter machine and free pre-show bevvy at a live recording of Mrs Brown's Boys.
Paul English, Daily Record, 8th December 2011Burnistoun's Robert Florence hunts for female writers
Burnistoun star Robert Florence is putting together a team of hotshot female comic writers - after stalking them on Twitter.
Paul English, Daily Record, 12th October 2011Burnistoun goes UK-wide as writers thank Daily Record
Burnistoun is set to become the latest Scottish comedy to go nationwide.
Paul English, Daily Record, 8th October 2011Ford Kiernan interview
Brad Pitt and Halle Berry headed to Glasgow to shoot new movies - but Ford Kiernan's going the other way.
Paul English, Daily Record, 8th October 2011Gregor Fisher admits age is catching up on him
Rab C Nesbitt's days on the streets of the south side of Glasgow could be numbered - because Gregor Fisher thinks he's getting too old.
Paul English, Daily Record, 1st October 2011Elaine C Smith: Scottish TV needs more female comics
Rab C Nesbitt star Elaine C Smith has hit out at telly bosses over the lack of funny Scottish women on our screens.
Paul English, Daily Record, 1st October 2011Tank Commander creator on plans for movie version
Tank Commander could be set to ride on to the big screen, after Greg McHugh revealed he's working on an idea for a movie version of the hit BBC Scotland comedy.
Paul English, Daily Record, 17th September 2011Gavin Mitchell interview
Gerard Kelly was close friends with Still Game star Gavin Mitchell.
Paul English, Daily Record, 25th June 2011P. Kielty: I've only just made up with Richard Park
His spats with Glasgow "headmaster" Richard Park made headlines when they clashed on Fame Academy, but comedian Patrick Kielty admits that the pair have only recently "hugged out" their differences.
Paul English, Daily Record, 18th June 2011Patrick Kielty interview
The New Comedy Awards threw up the strange situation of a semi-finalist from Glasgow having to travel to Bath for his competition, while a crowd of Englishmen were flown north for theirs.
Patrick joked: "That's how the BBC spend your licence fee."