Rory Bremner: Last News

Charley Webb has told fans she is 'so excited' as she was supported over her latest career news. The former Emmerdale actress is set to make her stage debut later this year in the national tour of James Graham’s smash hit play Quiz.

BBC sitcom will know, Sir David, now 83 years old, wasn't the first choice to play the part of the cockney hooky dealer from Peckham. In fact, he wasn't the second or third favourite to take on the role - but thankfully Del Boy eventually landed in the hands of Jason. It's been nearly 20 years since the last ever Only Fools episode broadcast on BBC One, ending the actor's stint on the show, but Del Boy is still widely considered one of the greatest comedy characters in the history of television.

Mock the Week, which ran for over 20 seasons on the BBC in the UK, is coming to the U.S.

British actor and satirist John Bird has died aged 86.

Beloved actor John Bird has died at the age of 86, and tributes have started to pour in for the late actor.

BELOVED comedian John Bird has died at the age of 86, as tributes have poured in from fellow stars. Bird's friend and comedy partner Rory Bremner confirmed his death as he paid tribute to him as "one of our great satirists".

Climate protestors have been 'forcefully' flung out of a political event at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival as Labour Party deputy leader Angela Rayner answered questions.

COMEDY panel show Mock The Week will end this autumn after its 21st series. Hosted by comedian Dara O'Briain, the BBC show first aired in 2005 and has more than 200 episodes. Stars including Hugh Dennis, Chris Addison, Frankie Boyle, Rory Bremner and Russell Howard featured as regulars on the comedy hit.

BBC has confirmed that the popular programme Mock The Week will be axed - with the next eight episodes being the last for the show.After 17 long years, the channel has decided that the next series will be the last for the programme which is hosted by Irish comedian Dara O'Brian.The final instalments will be aired in the autumn and then show will be removed from air, for good.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty 'jealous' as co-star lands 'dream' stintMock The Week has been a home hub for many comedians over the years, including the likes of Frankie Boyle, Rory Bremner, Russell Howard and Chris Addison. The show first graced screens in 2005 and went on to produce 21 successful series with more than 2 episodes going out to fans.In a statement, Dara explained that they were "closing the doors" as he hilariously went on to slam those who had found fame on the show and not been back in contact.The host said: "That’s it folks, the UK has finally run out of news.

HOUSE of Games viewers were left seriously distracted last night by celebrity contestant Maisie Adams' hairstyle. Fans took to Twitter in confusion as they tried to work out the unusual cut while she answered tricky quiz questions on the show.

HOUSE of Games fans have furiously called out a glaring error with Richard Osman's questions on Wednesday night. Dozens of viewers took to social media to complain that one particular quiz question had a wrong answer.

Barry Cryer, the much loved British comedian and TV writer, has died at the age of 86.

Matt Hancock demonstrated the episode must have been pre-recorded weeks ago. Celebrity guest comedian Rory Bremner was in dictionary corner, and had some light-hearted banter with new host Anne about politicians he had been impersonating through the pandemic.

Nick Nairn and Dougie Vipond gave fans a taster of their new series of hit food show The Great Food Guys by sharing some behind the scenes pictures. The two presenters, who both live in Bridge of Allan, had been hoping to get back to the show following months of lockdown.The food loving show, which attracted 1.4 million viewers in its first series, is on a mission to highlight the great range of food which is produced in Scotland.It emphasises the fantastic variety of ingredients here on our doorstep.Nick and Dougie are onto their third series and teamed up with impressionist Rory Bremner for one of the shows,.Telly chef Nick told fans he was having an 'early nite' in order to be ready for the first show.

Naman Ramachandran A prank call from impressionist Rory Bremner could inadvertently have helped save then U.K. Prime Minister John Major’s leadership in 1993, newly released files from Britain’s National Archive have revealed.In October 1993, as part of his show “Rory Bremner, Who Else?” for U.K.

Impressionist Rory Bremner may have accidentally torpedoed a backbench revolt against Prime Minister John Major, according to official files released today.

Rory Bremner has defended his use of blackface in past comedy sketches – arguing that he used expensive make-up and had high production values on his shows.

Channel 4 Countdown's Rachel Riley just about managed to contain her giggles after a contestant spelt out a rather cheeky word.

Rachel Riley was left red-faced after spelling a cheeky word on the infamous Countdown board during the Channel 4 show.