A poem to capture the spirit of every nation competing at the 2012 Games. A sparrow speaks for the British Isles in Hedge Sparrows by Richard Price, read by actor Jim Broadbent. Show more
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Julia Sutherland talks about puns with her fellow comedians Stuart Goldsmith and Bec Hill, plus a sneaky peek behind the scenes of Ian Pattison's play about Tommy Sheridan. Show more
The Cambridge Footlights group saw the budding of so many comedy careers. Julia Sutherland explores the careers of some of the better known Footlights alumni. Show more
