Stephen Collins' sharp political cartoon for The Guardian depicts Nigel Farage enduring another challenging interview, capturing the Reform UK leader's latest media confrontation with characteristic wit and insight.
The beloved marmalade-loving bear finds himself at the centre of a legal storm as an injunction prevents his appearance in a satirical Spitting Image sketch, raising questions about parody and censorship in British entertainment.
Former PM's official film database profile targeted with satirical edits including 'Theresa May's Spare Part' credit, sparking both amusement and criticism in Westminster circles.
The BBC has pulled the plug on Mock The Week after nearly two decades, sparking debate about the future of satirical comedy on television. Discover why the iconic show met its end and what it means for British comedy.
A chilling mockumentary blurs the lines between fact and fiction, delivering one of the most unsettling cinematic experiences of the year that will haunt you long after the credits roll.
Tim Robinson returns with a blistering workplace comedy that turns office politics into pure comic gold. Discover why this series delivers the biggest laughs of the year.
Political cartoonist Madeline Horwath captures England's patron saint returning to a nation transformed by modern challenges in this poignant visual commentary.
StudioCanal and Michael Bond Estate condemn satirical show's portrayal of the marmalade-loving bear amid political parody controversy
Norfolk's most beloved broadcaster is back and better than ever as Steve Coogan's iconic comedy character delivers his most side-splitting performance in recent memory.
Political cartoonist Ben Jennings delivers a powerful visual critique of Britain's latest Gaza proposal, revealing what official statements leave unsaid about the controversial plan.
A biting social satire set in a luxury hotel where the elite get their comeuppance. Read our review of this deliciously dark comedy featuring stellar performances.
A scathing and provocative new play, 'The English King's Killing Foreigners,' holds a dark mirror to Britain's insular psyche. Our review delves into its uncomfortable truths at London's Soho Theatre.
A witty look at the week's biggest UK stories through Edith Pritchett's satirical Venn diagrams, covering politics, home dentistry, and the quirks of British life.
Father Ted co-creator Graham Linehan delivers a powerful critique on the state of modern comedy, arguing that satire is dying and the fear of online backlash is stifling creative freedom, making shows like Father Ted impossible to produce today.
A powerful new cartoon by Martin Rowson for The Guardian brilliantly skewers the hypocrisy of British far-right figure Sarah Akinterinwa, highlighting her privileged background and the movement's internal contradictions.
Acorns, conkers and the roar of fighter jets - Stephen Collins' latest cartoon for The Guardian captures the surreal juxtaposition of tranquil autumn traditions and modern military might in the British countryside.
Netflix surprises fans by releasing the long-lost pandemic special, 'Antiviral Wipe', a satirical masterpiece from Charlie Brooker that was previously trapped on BBC iPlayer.
A scathing satire on celebrity culture and influencer vapidity takes a literal nosedive in this darkly comedic film review. Does it survive the fall?
Dive into Edith Pritchett's latest cartoon masterpiece for The Guardian, where clever Venn diagrams brilliantly dissect the quirks and contradictions of contemporary British life, from social etiquette to political absurdities.
A powerful new political cartoon by Ella Baron in The Guardian skewers Reform UK's personal attacks on Deputy Labour Leader Angela Rayner, highlighting the absence of substantive policy debate in British politics.
James McAvoy delivers a triumphant directorial debut with 'California Schemin', a razor-sharp satire skewering wellness cults and tech-bro culture. Critics hail it as a hilarious and surprisingly poignant triumph.
David Mitchell and Robert Webb return to sketch comedy after 15 years with 'Not Helping' on Channel 4. Our review examines whether their satirical edge still cuts deep in today's political climate.
Oscar Hudson's electrifying debut feature, 'Straight Circle', delivers a razor-sharp satire on influencer culture and male identity, hailed as a defining film for the digital generation.
Sky's upcoming satirical series 'The Palace' features a startlingly accurate portrayal of Vladimir Putin by British actor Jude Law, sparking intense online debate and controversy.
Comedian Josie Long delivers a masterclass in political satire and heartfelt storytelling with her latest show, 'Now Is the Time of Monsters', at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
Late-night host Seth Meyers takes aim at Donald Trump's peculiar fixation with the Kennedy Center Honors, delivering a scathing and witty critique on his show.
A sharp-witted cartoon by Ben Jennings captures the essence of Volodymyr Zelenskyy's diplomatic visit to London, blending humour with political insight.
A satirical proposal from a German political group suggests 'buying' Mallorca, drawing comparisons to Donald Trump’s infamous attempt to purchase Greenland.
John F. Kennedy's grandson Jack Schlossberg didn't hold back as he mocked Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer during a fiery Independence Day speech in Boston, calling out political stagnation in Washington.
John Oliver's latest episode featuring Monica Lewinsky has ignited discussions on Trump, citizenship, and immigrant rights, blending humour with hard-hitting political commentary.