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Ophelia Lovibond on Caroline Flack: ‘I still see things I know she’d find funny’

‘W1A’ star Ophelia Lovibond remembers her friend Caroline Flack ahead of Celebration Day

The Independent UK

Eclipse review – W1A creator’s dark comedy about matters of life and death in Devon

John Morton’s debut as a playwright is a finely crafted family drama with shades of Alan Ayckbourn

The Guardian - UK

Sarah Parish: ‘Sex scenes in the Nineties could get pretty awkward’

INTERVIEW: From ‘W1A’ to ‘Industry’, Sarah Parish has carved out a place as one of the most watchable actors on British TV. As her new play ‘Eclipse’ opens in Chichester, she talks to Patrick Smith about the arts taking a ‘hammering’ and what motivates her

The Independent UK

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Twenty Twenty Six review – Hugh Bonneville’s World Cup comedy wields jokes as subtly as foam mallets

The star returns as Ian Fletcher in this mockumentary from the makers of Twenty Twelve. But for every funny moment, there is a slightly off gag – and some truly woeful ones

The Guardian - UK

Twenty Twenty Six review – The two Hughs are a delight in this hit and miss W1A spin-off

3/5 Hugh Bonneville and Hugh Skinner are in charge of putting on the next World Cup in John Morton’s latest satire

The Independent UK

TV tonight: Hugh Bonneville returns as Ian Fletcher in Twenty Twenty Six – what could possibly go wrong?

W1A’s bumbling head of BBC values is back – this time as head of integrity on the World Cup team. Plus: new thriller, The Copenhagen Test. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

‘Well, yeah, I don’t know, yeah, mental’: Hugh Skinner on bringing back Will the Intern

INTERVIEW: Skinner’s turn as the bumbling work-experience guy made him the breakout star of BBC satire ‘W1A’. He tells Ellie Harrison about reprising the role after nine years

The Independent UK

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‘The process itself is agony’: Hugh Bonneville on his Twenty Twenty Six role

The actor compared returning to the series to undergoing root canal treatment.

Evening Standard

‘The most painful TV experience I’ve ever had!’ Hugh Bonneville on his excruciating office comedy

Before he was Paddington’s dignified dad, the star nailed British awkwardness in Bafta-winning satire Twenty Twelve. Now he’s back as long-suffering manager Ian Fletcher, taking on Trump, the World Cup – and his foolish old intern

The Guardian - UK

Hugh Bonneville to reprise award-nominated comedy role for 2026 World Cup series

Bonneville previously played the character in the mockumentary series ‘W1A’ and ‘Twenty Twelve’

The Independent UK

The week in theatre: Ballet Shoes; The Importance of Being Earnest; The Devil Wears Prada; The Massive Tragedy of Madame Bovary – review

At the National, Noel Streatfeild’s classic flies while Oscar Wilde’s wit is gorgeously unleashed. Elsewhere, a slavishly faithful take on The Devil Wears Prada and a bijou Flaubert caper

The Guardian - UK

Hugh Bonneville's W1A set to take on football world in new spin off

A W1A star has claimed that screenwriter John Morton is working on a new follow-up to his hilarious mockumentary series. Here's what we know...

WhatToWatch

TV tonight: Lenny Henry bows out after nearly 40 years of Comic Relief

Funny for Money also stars David Tennant, Davina McCall, Alan Partridge – and the cast of W1A. Plus: Fantasy Football League. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

Sky defends slavery inheritance show from accusations of tone-deafness

Channel says Forty Acres, comedy drama about slavery inheritance from W1A team, is not comedy about slavery

The Guardian - UK

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Evening Standard

Who is in the cast of Channel 4’s partygate drama?

The show will look at what happened behind the doors of 10 Downing Street

The National (Scotland)

Cast revealed for Channel 4 dramatisation of partygate

W1A star Ophelia Lovibond and The Chronicles Of Narnia actress Georgie Henley will play fictional special advisers while Jon Culshaw will voice…

The Independent UK

Ten Percent: UK’s answer to French sitcom Call My Agent! cancelled after one season

‘Ten Percent’, a remake from the creator of ‘W1A’, will not return for a second run

Wales Online

Jason Watkins' biggest TV roles, his wife and what happened to their daughter

Jason Watkins and Clara Francis lost their two-year-old daughter Maude from sepsis in 2011 - now they've made a documentary to help other families with grief, called Jason & Clara: In Memory of Maudie.

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Daily Mirror

BBC's Gary Lineker decision mocked as Hugh Bonneville and Jason Watkins revive W1A roles

Gary Lineker will be off air 'until an agreement is reached on his future use of social media' and as the fall out continues, Hugh Bonneville and Jason Watkins have hilariously ridiculed the BBC

The Independent UK

Hugh Bonneville and Jason Watkins act out satire of BBC’s Gary Lineker response

The actors jokingly returned to their roles from W1A, a mockumentary about the management of the BBC, to decided who should present Match Of The Day.

The Guardian - UK

Sarah Parish: ‘I do get cast as a lot of killers, a lot of tough women’

The actor from Industry, W1A and Mistresses on her return to the theatre, her habit of breaking bones and seeing her husband as Prince Andrew

The Guardian - UK

‘Maybe it’s time to do a musical’: actor Monica Dolan on playing extreme characters

Monica Dolan has always been drawn to challenging roles, from killer Rose West to fraudster Anne Darwin. Now, more in demand than ever, she reveals why she relishes every part she tackles

The Independent UK

Ten out of ten for awkwardness: why we can’t get enough of ‘fremdschämen’

Brilliant new dramedy Ten Percent, which follows the fates of a team of celebrity agents, has been brought to the screen by the award-winning writer-director behind comedy W1A, and highlights a particularly British form of embarrassment. Here we explore the phenomenon of fremdschämen and why it’s such a cornerstone of…

Evening Standard

Ten Percent review: British Call My Agent! is comme-ci, comme-ça

London is luvvie central - so why is the British remake so bumbling and stuffy?

Daily Mirror

Where have you seen Netflix's Bridgerton cast before - Waterloo Road to Line Of Duty

Bridgerton is back for a second season with new cast members to keep up with. One of the streaming site's most popular ever shows, the Netflix stars have been in a range of TV shows and films from Casualty to Doctor Who

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