Column Swindon comedian heads to Edinburgh Fringe for month of stand-up shows
Last week I had the pleasure of appearing on the The Jeremy Vine Show on Channel Five.
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Stand-up, writer and BBC radio presenter of The Mash Report. His column for the Swindon Advertiser explores the latest news topics and conversations everyone is having.
Stand-up, writer and BBC radio presenter of The Mash Report. His column for the Swindon Advertiser explores the latest news topics and conversations everyone is having.
Last week I had the pleasure of appearing on the The Jeremy Vine Show on Channel Five.
I thought we had lost the plot when everyone seemed to be obsessed with Penny Mordaunt’s sword haulage during the coronation.
I LOVE it when a news story proves correct my previously held, ill-informed and hastily made bias. It’s happened again. Experts have been looking at the cause of an increase in serious brain injuries and they blame extendable dog leads.
Normally I like smart things. Smartphones, smart TVs, smart watches, and Smarties.
Home Secretary Suella Braverman has said it is not “fair” to blame the hours-long delays at Dover port on Brexit.
Have you ever looked down in the street and seen small metal capsules lying in the gutter?
This country has a problem with productivity. I have heard politicians say that for decades. I haven’t looked it up to fully understand what it means and I presume that level of effort might be linked to the problem in some way.
As a man who spent half of the last decade living on his own in a flat I feel I have to tell you, we blokes were way ahead on this. I can’t remember looking at a best before date during all of that time.
Just because something has already been used once doesn’t mean it is gone forever.
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