Sara Pascoe

While the comedian's last show, Animal, was all about the human body, her follow-up, LadsLadsLads, is a more personal endeavour, inspired by the breakdown of a four-year relationship. Even so, it's heavy on the same anxious, ribald brilliance as its predecessor. This programme, recorded on the final stop of the tour at the London Palladium, takes in a bungled yoga retreat, a not-so-romantic break to Paris, and wearing the same knickers as your ex's mum

New boutique comedy festival For Brighton

The first ever Brighton Comedy Garden will take place this summer with five nights of stand-up comedy presented in a boutique festival in the glorious surroundings of Preston Park from 19 - 23 June.

Sara Pascoe announces BBC travel documentary

Sara Pascoe has revealed that she will be making a travel documentary for BBC Two. The comedian travelled across Turkey with blind entrepreneur and presenter Amar Latif for the show, which currently has the working title Travelling Blind.

Pascoe: "You can't have a comedy gig in a safe space"

Her goofy, down-to-earth delivery hides a sharp mind; her routines nod to philosophy and evolutionary science. What stops it from ever seeming pretentious is her refusal to talk down to the audience - and she's not keen on comedians who do.

National treasure and succinct David Cameron biographer Danny Dyer lands in the host's chair for that increasingly rare thing: a must-see episode of the game old panel show. Ian Hislop and Paul Merton will patronise him at their peril. In the other guest slots are comic Sara Pascoe and Judy Murray.

Danny Dyer hosts Have I Got News for You, review

"I forgot how highbrow this f***ing show is." So said guest host Danny Dyer on Have I Got News For You (BBC One). The EastEnders star's industrial language and nimble natural wit made for an uproarious installment of the hoary old satirical quiz.