Hancock, the infamous ITV sitcom Tony Hancock made with ATV after his split from writers Galton & Simpson and the BBC, is to be released on DVD for the first time this spring. The 13 episodes have not been seen in more than 50 years.
Ardal O'Hanlon has written his second novel, a blackly comic crime mystery in an Irish border town. Brouhaha will be published in May, 24 years after his fiction debut.
Comedian Tony Slattery, who has had a highly-publicised battle with mental health and substance abuse, is to publish his debut memoir with Simon & Schuster later this year.
Kevin Bridges has written his debut novel. The Black Dog will be published by Wildfire Books on 18th August. Dealing with depression and writing aspirations, the comic wrote the book over lockdown.
Comedian and former care worker Pope Lonergan has blasted the treatment of care home staff during the coronavirus pandemic, as he launches his memoir about working in the sector, I'll Die After Bingo.
