The winners of the British Independent Film Awards (BIFA) were announced at the annual ceremony at the Roundhouse in Camden. Hosts Lou Sanders and Harriet Kemsley and presenters including Carey Mulligan, Stephen Merchant, Ruth Wilson and Billy Crudup joined nominees and guests to celebrate the wealth of talent in British independent film and beyond.
Multi-award-winning duo Flo & Joan, aka Nicola and Rosie Dempsey, will hit the road once more with their brand-new show ‘With Feeling’. The acclaimed double act are set to perform across the UK with over 50 dates of their latest merging of music and comedy.
Comedian, writer and broadcaster Susan Calman is heading back out on the road for the first time in ten years with her brand-new live show, Tall Tales. Touring extensively across the UK from September to November 2026, Susan returns to the stage with a joyful, whip-smart and wonderfully unhinged evening of stories, silliness and surprise. Tickets will be available at 10am on Friday here.
Babatunde Aléshé is the fifth star announced to take part in the Strictly Come Dancing Christmas Special, made by BBC Studios and airing on BBC One and BBC iPlayer this Christmas.
Babatunde will be paired with Strictly Come Dancing Professional Dancer Nancy Xu when he enters the Strictly Christmas ballroom this December.
The BBC Comedy Festival is back for a fifth time and in May 2026 the host city will be Liverpool.
Taskmaster has revealed the five star contestants for Taskmaster’s New Year Treat which is set to return over the festive season with a two episode double-helping for the first time.
Soho Theatre in association with Berk’s Nest and Curtis Brown today announces the return of Jack Rooke with JACK ROOKE’S GOOD GRIEF: A DECADE RETROSPECTIVE OF CAPITALISING ON MY DEAD DAD TO VARIED LEVELS OF FAILURE AND SUCCESS, as he looks back on his relationship with grief and building a career out of personal tragedy. Featuring snippets and stories from his 2015 debut GOOD GRIEF, Jack explores ambition, public sympathy, and the innocent joy of just writing for himself.
This week's edition of Michael McIntyre's The Wheel is almost like a mini-Celebrity Traitors reunion, with Jonathan Ross and Ed Gamble among the experts answering – or trying to answer – the questions. It's good to see Gamble appearing on something that isn't a podcast for a change.
Traitors fans will obviously know Gamble for his Uncloaked visual podcast that follows the main show.
On this week’s show (7th November) Graham welcomes Hollywood's Glen Powell, Oscar-winner Michelle Yeoh, Emmy-winner Rosamund Pike, comic Jack Whitehall, and superstar Ed Sheeran.
The celebrities have been playing for the chance to win up to £100,000 for their chosen charities, but will the Faithful banish all of the Traitors to secure victory, or will the Traitors manage to deceive until the bitter end?
The Celebrity Traitors Finale airs Thursday 6 November from 9pm on BBC One and iPlayer.
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