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David Mitchell is returning to the BBC for genre-bending detective comedy Ludwig, which features on a five-strong comedy slate alongside Hulu co-production Dinosaur and a show from The Duchess star Michelle de Swarte.

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Naman Ramachandran Various Artists Limited (VAL), the Emmy and BAFTA winning production company behind “I May Destroy You,” “Sally4Ever” and “Dead Pixels” has appointed Channel 4 commissioning editor Jack Bayles as head of comedy. London-based VAL was founded in 2017 by “Peep Show” co-creator Sam Bain and “Succession” showrunner Jesse Armstrong, together with producers and ex-Channel 4 commissioners, Phil Clarke and Roberto Troni.Reporting into Clarke and based in London and Brighton, Bayles will join from August and will be responsible for overseeing VAL’s comedy slate as well as developing new projects.

I May Destroy You and Sally4Ever producer Various Artists Limited (VAL) has hired Channel 4 Commissioning Editor Jack Bayles as its first Head of Comedy.

pre-order your copy right now to get it delivered to you door. Packed with the biggest exclusive interviews, features and opinion, it's your one-stop shop to everything you need to know ahead of the new season.Featuring a plethora of the game's biggest names including James Roby, Luke Gale, Tom Johnstone, Will Pryce, Zak Hardaker, Alex Walmsley, Mitchell Pearce and Blake Austin, we've also got further exclusives with the likes of Jodie Cunningham, Phil Clarke, Jamie Peacock, Martin Offiah and Super League chairman Ken Davy.We take a look at the history of how Magic Weekend came to exist as it celebrates its 15th anniversary, there's also a countdown of the 15 most memorable and controversial Magic Weekend moments.We speak to Super League players across the competition to get their picks for Man of Steel, while our experts deliver their verdict on who will win the major trophies and who will be relegated.There's a look at the best young talent coming through and a countdown of the best overseas players to grace Super League.

Rugby League season.The magazine’s 40-page preview of the season hit the shelves on Wednesday, February 9, and is available for order straight to your door and in-store at various supermarkets.This edition of Super League is packed with the biggest exclusive interviews, features and opinions to provide everything you need to know for this season.It features a vast array of the game’s biggest names, including James Roby, Luke Gale, Tom Johnstone, Will Pryce, Zak Hardaker, Alex Walmsley, Mitchell Pearce and Blake Austin.Other exclusives with the likes of Jodie Cunningham, Phil Clarke, Jamie Peacock, Martin Offiah and Super League chairman Ken Davy are also included.The issue takes a look at the history of how Magic Weekend came into existence as it celebrates its 15th anniversary, along with a countdown of the 15 most memorable and controversial Magic Weekend moments.It speaks to Super League players across the competition to get their picks for Man of Steel, while experts also deliver their verdict of who will win the major trophies and who will end up relegated.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

K.J. Yossman Jesse Armstrong’s Various Artists Ltd has posted post-tax profits of £2.6 million ($3.5 million) following the success of “I May Destroy You.”The profits for the year ending March 2021 are more than double those of the previous year, which amounted to £1.2 million ($1.6 million).Armstrong, who is also the showrunner for hit HBO series “Succession,” co-founded Various Artists Ltd in 2017 with his “Peep Show” collaborator Sam Bain and former Channel 4 commissioners Phil Clarke and Roberto Troni.

Sky Sports pundits Phil Clarke and Paul Sculthorpe reckon Wigan Warriors “lost the plot” during Friday’s stormy 26-2 derby defeat at home to sworn enemies St Helens.

Sky Sports pundit and former Wigan player Phil Clarke believes the Warriors’ senior forwards have underperformed this season – and says the club may need to bolster their pack if they are to challenge for the 2021 Super League title.