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They are in the corrupt officials so very little goes into the state so it's not very properly regulated business. comedy is — obviously — about making people laugh — but what if the audience finds the joke offensive rather than funny? the actor and comedian, dame maureen lipman says comedy is on the verge of being wiped out because comedians are so worried about offending people and the impact that could have on their careers that they are just avoiding controversial subjects. it's all about the so—called cancel culture as our culture editor katie razzall reports. i'm depressed and su...

I feel optimistic because, on facebook, ifollow a lot of people who are very like our son, but they're adults now. and i follow them because they're hugely insightful, but also really helps me feel he will find his way. marc cieslak, bbc news. dame maureen lipman, one of britain's most distinguished actors, says the fear of being �*cancelled' has left comedy on the verge of being wiped out, with comedians staying away from controversial subjects for fear of not being booked again. and that fear is notjust evident among comedians a poll shared with bbc news suggests that more than half of tho...

Exact same situation. what do you think the future looks like for your son, and what do you think the future looks like for you as a family? i feel optimistic because . on facebook, i follow a lot of people who are very like our son, but they're adults now, _ and i follow them because they're i hugely insightful, but also reallyl helps me feel he will find his way. marc cieslak, bbc news. dame maureen lipman, one of britain's most distinguished actors, says the fear of being "cancelled" has left comedy on the verge of being wiped out — with comedians staying away from controversial subjects ...

It's stand—up comedy night in manchester. new act faizan is telling jokes that some could find offensive. i was working at manchester airport in aviation security... laughter. a depressed, suicidal muslim at the airport... but who decides what's funny, and what will it end? — what will offend? and is this tension a reflection of what's happening in wider society, too? comedians are very paranoid that they might word something the wrong way and then that is out there forever. and then they are cancelled and will never work again. is this your idea of a joke, then? maureen lipman, starring i...

The joke offensive rather than funny? the actor and comedian dame maureen lipman says comedy is on the verge of being wiped out because comedians are so worried about offending people and the impact that could have on their careers that they are just avoiding controversial subjects. it's all about the so—called cancel culture as our culture editor katie razzall reports. i'm depressed and suicidal. guess where i'm working? it's stand—up comedy night in manchester. new act faizan is telling jokes that some could find offensive. i was working at manchester airport in aviation security... laug...