John Bishop: Last News

Liverpool fans were "tear-gassed" by the French police.

supports HTML5 videoJohn Bishop is one of those speaking out about the treatment of fans at the UEFA Champions League final in Paris, branding it ‘disgraceful’.The highly anticipated game was overshadowed when thousands of Liverpool fans were prevented from entering the stadium, causing dangerous bottlenecks and potential crushes.Unprovoked, police used pepper spray on women and young children to prevent the remote threat of supporters storming the fences in order to ensure they made it into the ground ahead of the scheduled start.Videos posted on social media showed fans climbing over fences to get into the ground and pepper spray being used, as well as police clashing with fans.Play had to be delayed by more than half an hour but some fans still didn’t make it into the ground. UEFA later blamed the delay on supporters who they alleged turned up without authentic tickets in a widely-criticised statement.Comedian Bishop, who was at the game, tweeted: ‘At the gate in Paris – been here for 25 minutes and nobody has been allowed in – disgraceful treatment of fans who are displaying an unbelievable level of patience.’At the gate in Paris – been here for 25 minutes and nobody has been allowed in – disgraceful treatment of fans who are displaying an unbelievable level of patienceWhat the hell is going on in Paris? Looks like very dangerous chaos outside the ground, kick-off delayed 30 minutes, 1000s of people not yet inside the stadium.

In an unlikely turn of events, TikTok sensation Nathan Evans has teamed up with Doctor Who to release a sea shanty for an upcoming episode.

A comedian said he felt let down by Will Smith’s Oscars attack after it overshadowed the three awards won by Coda.

MOCK the Week star Ed Byrne has been left devastated as his younger brother Paul dies aged 45. The talented comedy director had faced a lenghty battle with Hodgkin’s lymphoma after being diagnosed at the start of the Edinburgh Fringe in 2013.

Doctor Who, but now John Bishop, 55, is returning to more familiar ground.The Liverpudlian comedian is back with his infamous comedy gold on his new talk show on ITV, but there'll be something very different about the stand-up performance during the six-parter.In a new interview, the funnyman admitted he's making some huge changes to his jokes in order to avoid "woke criticism".He claimed being a stand-up comic and a TV presenter are two "very different things", noting that in order to captivate viewers he'd need to change things.And it doesn't look like he's shaken Doctor Who just yet, as he described his fears as being "exterminated by snowflakes".The series will see Bishop performing stand-up routines, chatting to celebrities and

Manori Ravindran International EditorITV is hitting the dancefloor for another round of “The Masked Dancer.”The British commercial broadcaster has commissioned Scottish production company Bandicoot for Season 2 of the entertainment series. The Argonon Group-backed outfit also makes “The Masked Singer” for ITV, which comes back for Season 3 on Jan.

Comedian-turned-actor John Bishop has revealed that he couldn't 'stop the tears' after he split from his wife, Melanie after he realised that she might meet another man.

Jodie Whittaker is about to hit our screens for her final tme as the Doctor – and although the upcoming series is still shrouded in mystery, there’s plenty out there to whet any Whovian’s appetite.The 13th season of the sci-fi reboot will be missing Bradley Walsh (Graham O’Brien) and Tosin Cole (Ryan Sinclair), but it sees the return of Mandip Gill as Yasmin ‘Yaz’ Khan. And also teaming up with Jodie’s Time Lord is comic John Bishop, who plays new companion Dan Lewis, and Game Of Thrones star Jacob Anderson as Vinder.

Doctor Who star reckons his casual dress sense leads people to think he's up to no good.John said: "I was recently walking around Dudley town centre and I was mistaken for a drug dealer.

The first trailer for Jodie Whittaker’s final run on “Doctor Who” is here.

BBC sparked panic in Liverpool that it was the target of an alien invasion.Bosses projected a large spacecraft in the night sky over the city in a stunt to promote the new series of Doctor Who.They chose Merseyside as that is where John Bishop - the Time Lord’s new companion - hails from and where the opening episode will be set.However locals failed to grasp that it was a stunt on Wednesday night and thought the Sontaran spaceship - seen over George’s Pier Head - was a real UFO.One frightened local said on social media: “Alert - mysterious flying object seen tonight over Liverpool docks!!”.Another said: “I hope the aliens don’t get me”.While a third asked: “Was there a massive spaceship above us last night or did I imagine it?”.Scouser

Jodie Whittaker takes aim in the first trailer for season 13 of Doctor Who.

Fans of “Doctor Who” now have their a glimpse at the upcoming 13th season, currently in production with plans to debut later this year.

Doctor Who has got a new companion, and a first picture from the show has been released of Jodie Whittaker's new sidekick.She'll be joined in the show by comedian turned actor, John Bishop, who plays Dan.The Liverpudlian, 54, is excited to say the least about joining the iconic show for the 13th series.John was first introduced to Whovians everywhere at the end of the Doctor Who festive special, Revolution of the Daleks.He said: “If I could tell my younger self that one day I would be asked to step on board the Tardis, I’d never have believed it.“It’s an absolute dream come true to be joining Doctor Who and I couldn’t wish for better company than Jodie and Mandip.”Meanwhile, show boss Chris Chibnall said: “Our conversations started with

Doctor Who fans received a treat today at Comic-Con@Home, as a panel presentation on the show was accompanied by the release of the Season 13 trailer.

Doctor Who star explained: ‘I was driving to catch a ferry to Ireland when something happened!! To avoid a car that was swerving to avoid a ‘big chicken’ as I overtook I ended up like this. ‘Nobody was hurt thanks to @landrover_uk being brilliant and no oncoming traffic.’John also shared a photo with the two police officers that helped him out, adding: ‘I missed my ferry but went on as a foot passenger on a later one thank to James and Tony from @dyfedpowyspolice . To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video‘Amazing how helpful people can be when you need them and thanks to the other drivers for staying including Andrew who I think sadly hit the ‘big chicken’ anyway.’Doctor

Freedom Day, and for many that means live music and entertainment are poised for a triumphant return after a difficult time during the pandemic.Lockdown measures meant plenty of huge festivals and tours were cancelled over the past 16 months, with many artists turning to live streams as an alternative.Of course, there’s nothing like being in an actual venue with real people and a genuine connection from everyone involved.With restrictions lifted across England today (July 19), that means venues will be able to open without having to limit attendance, implement social distancing or move outdoors as many have done more recently.Just in time for the glorious summer months, live music, comedy and festivals are returning with to venues of all

TV funny man John Bishop has revealed the heartbreaking news that his beloved dog Bilko has sadly passed away.

John Bishop has taken to Twitter to share some very upsetting news with his fans. The comedian candidly spoke of his heartbreak following the death of his family's beloved bull terrier, Bilko.Alongside two photos, father-of-three John wrote: "We were lucky enough to have Bilko with us for almost 14 years.

Doctor Who star was showered with support in the comments, with TV presenter Mark Wright saying: ‘Sending you love John x’.The Masked Dancer star Davina McCall wrote: ‘Sorry…that’s heartbreaking,’ and The One Show host Alex Jones commented: ‘So sorry!’A follower said: ‘I remember being at one of your shows and you talking about him saying he was the only one who was pleased to see you when you came home, dogs give us the biggest joy and the biggest heartbreak when they leave, I feel for you.’‘Nothing else is quite like this loss. I’m so very sorry,’ came another comment.Said one follower: ‘Sending you all my love.