Daisy May Cooper (This Country) and Selin Hizli (Deadwater Fell) are to co-star in a brand new BBC One and BBC iPlayer comedy thriller – title still to be announced.
Nish Kumar is leaving Dave's Late Night Mash. He posted a video on social media making the announcement.
"I hope you've enjoyed this latest series of Late Night Mash. Sadly it's going to be my last as host. I've loved being part of this show but I've made the difficult decision to step down and spend more time with my emotional problems. Thank you to everyone at Dave and everyone who worked on the show and especially everyone who watched it.
In a bid for glory, stars from the BBC and ITV will go head-to-head in a special episode of University Challenge for BBC Children in Need.
For one night only, Jeremy Paxman hands over the reins to journalist and broadcaster Kirsty Wark, who will once again host the proceedings as famous faces from the BBC and ITV compete against each other in separate teams for BBC Children in Need.
E4 has announced that the face of the GamesMaster in its all new series, will be Sir Trevor McDonald OBE.
The Moth Club and promoters Knock2bag are to stage the first ever table tennis tournament featuring not professional table tennis players but comedians.
Comics Ray Badran and Sam Campbell are putting on the tournament on Sunday November 7th at the east London club.
Audible today launches the return of The Graham Norton Book Club for its second series.
Jim Moir, Jessie Cave, Jordan Stephens, Rose Matafeo, Caryn Franklin and Tomasz Shafernacker will showcase their own artistic flair in a Sky Original Celebrity Landscape Artist of the Year.
The programme will be hosted, as usual, by Stephen Mangan and Joan Bakewell and airs on November 3 ahead of the main series in early 2022.
The programe is part of Sky's range of climate focused content coinciding with COP26.
Veteran comic Barry Cryer, children’s TV favourite Andy Day, satirist Armando Iannucci and the comedians/actors David Mitchell, Sally Phillips and Tim Vine are among the latest celebrities to join the line-up for the 2022 edition of the UK’s biggest festival of silent and classic screen comedy, Slapstick.
Award-winning comedian, author and cycling enthusiast David O’Doherty is heading out on a carefree, two-wheeled adventure, but he’s not travelling alone.
I don't know why but in my head QI is the poor relation of Would I Lie to You? and Have I Got New For You. Or maybe a more appropriate description is that QI is the older, brainier, sibling, even though chronologically Have I Got News is actually the oldest.
Anyway, enough of that, this panel show is consistently funny as well as enlightening. When Stephen Fry quit the quizmaster's chair the doommongers suggested it might fizzle out, but it is still going strong with Sandi Toksvig at the helm.
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