Weekend Update presenters Ania Magliano and Paddy Young on the latest from the Tory conference, Match of the Day and Zack Polanski on last night’s Saturday Night Live UK.

Our pick of the comedy on TV, radio and streaming this week. LAUGHING TO SURVIVE: ON TOUR WITH THE PALESTINE COMEDY CLUB: This film about a troupe of stand-ups trying to find humour amid Israeli ...

LONDON: American performer Rayna Greenberg, best known as the co-host of the comedy and relationship podcast Girls Gotta Eat, brings her show Honestly, It’s You, a commentary on modern dating, to ...

Chapman died aged 48 in 1989, making him eligible for the official blue plaques, which honour people who have been dead for at least 20 years and have achieved exceptional public recognition or ...

Here's Danny Dyer's opening monologue from last night's Saturday Night Live UK. The actor plays up to his Cockney hardman image, but he had to agree not to say a certain swear word... and it’s the ...

Following his acclaimed appearances on Taskmaster, Would I Lie To You, Never Mind the Buzzcocks and 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown, Sam Campbell is ready to travel the country and bring his trademark ...

Gromit is breaking his silence – thanks to Martin Freeman. The Sherlock and The Office actor is to read a new ‘autobiography’ of the famous Plasticine pooch, who never speaks in his animated ...

Musical comedian Huge Davies sings about playing Grand Theft Auto in this exclusive clip from the next episode of Iain Stirling Roasts The Internet. Also on the panel are comedians Laura Smyth and Gus ...

America’s ABC network has ordered a remake of Ludwig, which will be called Rabbit. British comedian Humphrey Ker and his American wife Megan Ganz are writing a pilot episode – moving the setting from ...

Adam Kay is taking his show This Is Going To Hurt back on the road to mark the 10th anniversary of the bestseller it was based on. The show – which features darkly funny and heartbreaking stories from ...

Chortle had 272,000 unique visitors in September 2026. We are currently listing 6,645 upcoming comedy events.

HBO is to turn Crazy Rich Asians into a TV series. Comic Ronny Chieng will be reprising his film role in the show, as will Constance Wu and Henry Golding – with Michelle Yeoh in a recurring role.