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Letter to my younger self

This Is Going to Hurt writer Adam Kay: ‘It’s vital for people to know that doctors are human’

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Mrs Brown’s Boys could be the anchor we all need this Christmas

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5 best rom-com books, selected by rising star novelist Alex Sarkis

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Letter to my younger self

Al Murray on boarding school, Pub Landlord and his mysterious grandfather’s wartime movements

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Alan Partridge: Big Beacon review – pure, undiluted Partridge

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Rambling Man by Billy Connolly review – a funny, life-affirming rhapsody

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Al Murray: ‘Going to boarding school set me up to create the Pub Landlord’

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Letter to my younger self

Adrian Edmondson on family, fatherhood and break-up with late comedy legend Rik Mayall

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Robin Ince: ‘Performing at three festivals in three days is a fitting end to Fringe month’

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Comedian Mawaan Rizwan is ‘having the most joyful time’ with brilliant new sitcom Juice

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I am brimful of love and excitement at the Edinburgh Fringe

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Dodging death, downpours and Oxbridge dilettantes: Paul Merton’s Edinburgh Fringe

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Joy Ride: A modern kind of gross-out comedy

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macabre cabaret

Tragic Ruby McCollister takes on Edinburgh, ‘the live-performing Olympics of the world’

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Edinburgh Fringe should be affordable for all – acts and audience alike

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Izzy-wizzy, let’s get busy with 75 facts about Sooty on his 75th birthday!

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Gina Yashere: For UK Black comics it’s a nightclub policy – ‘one in, one out’

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Robin Ince: As a stand-up comedian, it’s best to not know what you’re doing

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Big Swiss review: For once, a genuinely hilarious comic novel

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Jim Moir, Nancy Sorrell, Chris Packham and the fine art of birdwatching

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