News about Clive Anderson

My Seven Wonders, a live broadcast of comedian Clive Anderson's My Seven Wonders show which guests choose their own seven wonders of the world this week. Although Clive's (left) work as a host and a comedian goes back to 1979, his wife, Professor Jane Anderson (right), is a doctor. After 15 years of practising law, Clive, a former barrister, came late to comedy. He came to fame as the host of Whose Line Is It Anyway?, for which he received a British Comedy Award in 1991. Clive Anderson has hosted ten series of chat shows. Back on Channel 4 and four series of Clive Anderson All Talk on BBC1.

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EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: King Charles is looking for a ghost writer to help reply to thousands of letters from concerned citizens. According to the Royal Household advert for the £23,000-per-year assistant correspondence officer post based in Buckingham Palace, the candidate must 'always deliver error-free data.'

At Oldhouse Warren, West Sussex, the firm had intended to build around 900 lodges, a "subtropical swimming center," recreational facilities, restaurants, parking lots, and roads. Following protests including those of Mr Anderson, the President of the Woodland Trust, who said that growth "threatens the hard-won protection of ancient woodland throughout the UK."

On Thursday, Eddie Izzard dressed in a sophisticated red and white coat as she headed to a cocktail bar with a female companion. The comedian, 60, appeared in good spirits as she entered Pix Pintxos bar in London's West End, which also includes Tapas, which also offers private viewings of 1970's adult films called 'Rooms By The Hour'. Eddie's chic dress, which is a bargain £15 from Reserved.com, was teamed with Michael Kors' stylish white platform trainers.

Eddie Izzard has spoken out about the moment her pronouns were changed to she/him and sees it as a "great honor." The actor's pronouns changed unintentionally when she appeared on the Sky Arts programme in December 2020 to have her portrait painted by a group of artists. In a recent interview with Clive Anderson, the comedian, 60, explained that she identifies herself as 'gender fluid,' and that she is 'now based as a trans woman.'