News about Jack Dee

Zara, 42, a woman known for her equestrian skills, rode two of her horses (bottom left) and "Classicals Euro Star" (bottom left and right) in Gloucestershire's gloomy, cloudy weather. She wore a navy waterproof jacket and sported white jodhpurs, riding boots, and a helmet.

The former rugby star and comedian Jack Dee and Seann Walsh spoke with comedians Jack Dee and Seann Walsh on the Oh My Dog podcast, discussing his three dogs - Storm, Pepper, and Blink. Labrador Storm, 15, has become less active and prefers quiet surroundings in her old age,' which can be 'difficult.' He continued to say that dealing with the death of pets can be physically exhausting, and that they are "the only times I've ever cried."

A comedian has admitted that BBC bosses had invited him to do Strictly Come Dancing. The show producers have began recruiting actors to this year's film, which will premiere in autumn. Jack Dee, 61, was called by the team to see if he would be interested in attending the competition to see if he was interested in doing the show.

The Society of Authors, the UK's largest writers' union, has enraged members because it does not endorse figures such as JK Rowling, who have been accused of 'transphobia'. Authors who feared that the union was'lost to cancel culture' are now likely to leave the Free Speech Union, which has promised to 'come to the defense of beleaguered writers.' It has introduced a new program specifically for writers, particularly those under pressure for rejecting the belief that self-identified gender takes precedence over biological sex. The Free Speech Union, founded by Toby Young, said: "It has become abundantly apparent to us that expression is under serious pressure within the literary world, with publishers and literary agents often failing to protect their authors when their speech rights are violated.' It's a basic human right for writers and others to read their work without interference or mediation by self-appointed censors.'

ICHARD EDEN: Madame Michel, the glamorous literary agent, said once that advertising tycoon Sir Martin Sorrell had given her some of the best career advice she'd ever received: "Impossible is nothing; nothing is impossible." It would appear that it would not be related to their friendship. I'm happy to announce that the 'power couple' have split up. A mutual friend says, 'It's very sad, but it's all over.' They just couldn't make it work.' Sir Martin was reported to be so smitten with Caroline that it was even suggested last year that he might make her his third wife. The pair, who began dating in 2020 after a long friendship, had made London's social scene a fixture.

After the Californian company closed down its UsForTheM account (pictured, founder Arabella Skinner), which campaigned to keep schools open during Covid, the stand-up comedian, 60, accused the Californian company of bullying clients. 'I'm in the process of canceling my PayPal account,' he revealed on Twitter. Big tech firms who claim they can bully people for criticizing mainstream opinion don't have a legitimate interest.' Matt Le Tissier, a former professional footballer, and my wife's have closed his PayPal account.' Good riddance to tin pot tyrants.'

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: Amid the onslaught of obscenity as Have I Got News For You? The studio audience erupted last Friday as compere Jack Dee alliteratively referred to leaving PM Boris Johnson as a "spectual ****." That word was unbroadcastable not long ago. Aren't the boys on HIGNFY edgy to say it now? Just take a look at their self-satisfied smirks. In fact, team captain Ian Hislop wore the same smug expression during an episode in 2007, and the audience erupted as he used other offensive terms.

ANDREW PIERCE: Deborah Turness could not have picked a more difficult week to start her new role. A slew of scandals has welcomed BBC News' new chief executive, from alleged comedian Joe Lycett mocking Liz Truss' flagship Sunday-morning politics show to Jack Dee referring to Boris Johnson as a "cosmic c***" on long-running panel show Have I Got News For You. Those who have seen 'Hurricane Deborah' say there is more to her than meets the eyes of steel. To complete her mission at the Beeb, she'll need every ounce of that mettle. Turness will now be responsible for over 6,000 journalists across ten national television stations and the same number of national radio stations, as well as 40 local radio stations, the BBC's massive website, and international services in 43 languages.

After Boris Johnson and Liz Truss were exposed to a slew of personal attacks on primetime television, the BBC is being scrutinized more closely about anti-Tory bias. As it dedicated Friday night's episode to Mr Johnson, comedy show Have I Got News For You was accused of broadcasting a slew of "spiteful and crass insults." Host Jack Dee referred to the departing Prime Minister as a 'cosmic ****,' a moment that was met with a slew of laughter in the studio. Mr Johnson may have taken cocaine, according to panelists. When he meets MPs on the Digital, Culture, Media, and Sport (DCMS) committee on Tuesday, BBC Director-General Tim Davie is likely to be grilled about the slurs and other allegations of impartiality. In attacking Ms Truss and Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries, the satirical program was also accused of "blatant sexism." Dee said Downing Street is "believed to be getting quotes for padded wallpaper," while Ms Dorries was mocked as "Lady Barking."