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RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: Prime Minister Boris Johnson should sack any civil servants refusing to return to the office and replace them with highly educated people in Mumbai.
Yes Prime Minister, the sister/sequel series to the BBC's Yes Minister, aired from 1986 to 1988. There were 16 episodes centring on the same central cha...
Hacker: And are you saying this nuclear defence system would stop all 192 Polaris missiles? Sir Humphrey: Well not all-virtually all-ninety seven percent! Hacker: Well that would still leave, what,...
Over the years, TV writers have mined the political playing fields of both the past and present to bring viewers hilarious comedy and heart-breaking tragedy
The BBC must remember that TV satire does not need to be political The best satirical shows of the past, such as The Day Today, looked beyond Westminster – with brilliant results Shouting too loud: The Mash Report Credit: BBC Does TV need political satire? The demise of the little-loved BBC show The Mash Report has brought that question sharply into focus over the past few days. Concerns over the left-wing bias of Nish Kumar’s topical series seemed to seal its fate, although the fact is that it wasn’t very funny can’t have helped; it was little more than an affirmation of people’s p...