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Barry Cryer: A life ‘dogged by good luck’

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Comedian Mark Watson: Life, to borrow a footballing term, is a hard place to get a result

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How Munya Chawawa makes the internet’s fastest comedy spoofs

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Shappi Khorsandi: ‘I’d tell my 16-year-old self, you have ADHD. That’s why you failed your GCSEs’

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Comedian Ed Byrne and a Big Issue vendor talk trekking

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Joe Lycett: ‘Brands don’t mind bad press, but they don’t like to look silly’

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What’s funny about the refugee crisis?

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People are sharing stories of being ‘fashionable in Ireland’. It’s hilarious

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Joanna Neary and John Hegley: More of these original voices, please

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‘I think Jonathan Pie would have joined GB News’

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John Finnemore’s Souvenir Programme might just be a work of radio genius

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Adam Buxton: A host clearly fascinated by his guests

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Comedians are turning to podcasts to find people to show off to

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Eddie Izzard on pronouns, vaccines, Brexit and the rise of the far right

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Dip My Brain in Joy is a delightful celebration of Neil Innes

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‘I’ve had a lot of DMs about selling feet pics’: Lockdown life as a comedian

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Russell Howard: Jokes are the only way I know how to survive

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Limmy is entertainment’s original self-made man

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Armando Iannucci: How can I be funny when there is nothing to laugh about?

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Rachel Parris: “I perform with a smile. Some like it, it drives others mad”

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