The Now Show - 29th October ft Felicity Ward, Aurie Styla and Jess Robinson

The Now Show - 29th October ft Felicity Ward,...

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The News Quiz: Ep6. The Iron Dome

What's better - an Iron Dome or a Britannia Shield? Why should British parents refrain from sending their children on a French exchange this week? And how big can a pumpkin really be?The panel is Daliso Chaponda, Kyrah Gray, Coco Khan and Finlay Christie.With additional material ...  Afficher plus

The News Quiz: Ep5. 'Manchester Sausage'

This week we go triple lock picking with Andy Burnham, Sham contract making with Manchester City, and Canal Diving with a Shark-fluencer.With Alasdair Beckett-King, Susie McCabe, Danny Finkelstein and Sam Nicoresti.Written by Andy Zaltzman.With additional material by James Farmer ...  Afficher plus

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Elis James and John Robins

Elis James and John Robins are back with fellow comedian and author Jen Brister on to talk about what it's like surviving in lockdown once your whole tour is cancelled! The chaps are also after your newfound Lockdown Skills, this week's Shame Well takes place in France and is ano ...  Afficher plus

Day 23: Al Porter, Rachel Fairburn & Stuart Laws.
Funny from the Fringe

Phil Ellis chats with Irish presenter and comedian Al Porter while Rachel Fairburn and Stuart Laws discuss their shows and offer advice to other comics in our Edinburgh Agony Aunts feature. 

Live audience special with Enissa Amani and Anuvab Pal
Comedians vs. the News

In a special programme for the World Service Festival, this week’s Comedians vs The News is recorded in front of a live virtual audience. Hosts Jess Salomon and Eman El-Husseini will be joined by super star German comedian Enissa Amani and India’s hilarious Anuvab Pal and they’ll ...  Afficher plus

E05: Adele Cliff and Craig Deeley: The Biggest Weekend Fringe - Coventry
Knock Knock

Helen talks with Adele Cliff from Cambridge and Craig Deeley from Birmingham about joke awards, clothing and worst gigs. Recorded in front of a live studio audience at The Biggest Weekend Fringe in Coventry. With stand-up comedy, strong language and adult themes.