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Marjory Anne Smith has two options - fling herself into the Thames, or live with her mother in Laverloch Findo, the small Scottish village she fled when she was 17. By AL Kennedy. Show more
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Jim Davidson explains how a career in stand up led to writing a play about stand ups, and we find out if sparks fly at Electric Tales where comedians meet storytellers head on. Show more
Marjory Anne Smith has two options - fling herself into the Thames, or live with her mother in Laverloch Findo, the small Scottish village she fled when she was 17. By AL Kennedy. Show more
Janice Forsyth revisits some of her funniest interviews with top names from the comedy circuit, including Stephen K Amos, Arthur Smith, Sean Lock, Sanjeev Kohli and Phil Nichol. Show more
