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Since Richard Ayoade and his brother-in-law Laurence Fox said the IT Crowd actor would have a 'interesting take' on her ex-husband, Billie Piper has reignited controversies. Billie's divorce from Laurence in 2016 was a 'quick' divorce, ahead of a tense custody battle for their sons Winston, 12, and Eugene, eight, which she finally spoke out against in a tense discussion with British Vogue. The mother-of-two spoke about 'difficult co-parenting' with Laurence and how she copes with his numerous public scandals in the interview. Yet Billie, 41, confessed that she isn't the right time to ask about Laurence, 45, adding that the publication would do well to contact Richard - who is married to Laurence's sister Lydia - for his 'interesting' look at the actor. Laurence admitted that he had fallen out with Richard as a result of his Question Time race row, but argued they were 'all allies now.'

Since being targeted by 'abelist' abuse for her appearance on Big Fat Quiz Of The Year, Rosie Jones has revealed that she has learned to 'ignore and rationalize' trolling. Since being pounded by 'horrendous' trolling for her appearance on the Channel 4 show in December, the comedian received a slew of support from her co-stars. Rosie admitted that she doesn't likes' the abuse she faces online, but she also checks in' to ensure that she's OK in an interview with The Times.

After her appearances on The Big Fat Quiz Of The Year and The Royal Variety Performance, comedian Rosie, 33, has chastised cruel commenters for their unkind remarks. Emma Livingstone, founder and CEO of UP: The Adult Cerebral Palsy Movement, has extended her love for Rosie and condemned the 'horrendous' trolling.

Following the uproar surrounding her appearance on The Big Fat Quiz Of The Year on Tuesday, Rosie Jones continued to strike back at critics. On Friday, the actress, 33, who has cerebral palsy, reacted to vile comments made by viewers of the Boxing Day show, who said they'should not know her' and that she was 'unsuitable for comedy' on Twitter. Rosie took to social media to repost a video from her appearance on The One Show in February after promising to 'lay low' in the aftermath of the tragedy.

Following her Boxing Day appearance on Channel 4's Big Fat Quiz Of The Year, comedian Rosie Jones struck back at 'ableist' trolls. After being spotted on the likes of Katherine Ryan, Mo Gilligan, Richard Ayoade, and Mel Giedroyc, she was branded 'unsuitable' for the role. Many online comments stated that Ms Jones was on the website for 'box ticking,' while others said they 'could not know her'. So, who is the comedian at the centre of it all? Find out more about Rosie Jones and the ableism controversy surrounding her by reading on.

The comedian, 33, appeared on the panel of the annual Channel 4 game show alongside Katherine Ryan, Mo Gilligan, Richard Ayoade, and Mel Giedroyc. Rosie - who has cerebral palsy - was cruelly mocked after the episode aired on Boxing Day and she took to social media to condemn the 'ableist' remarks.

Fans have given a score to a newly published Netflix version of a Roald Dahl's short story that teaches the benefits of meditation. On September 27, the Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar, which is 39 minutes long, will be shown on YouTube. The film is just one of four short Roald Dahl stories adapted by respected American filmmaker Wes Anderson, who brought Dahl's Fantastic Mr. Fox to life on the big screen 14 years ago in 2009. The collection of films ended a day after another in September, with the 17-minute The Swan, released on September 28, the 17-minute The Rat Catcher released on September 29, and the 17-minute Poison debuting on September 30th. An all-star cast rotate roles throughout the collective, including; Ralph Fiennes, Benedict Cumberbatch, Dev Patel, Rupert Friend, Ben Kingsley and Richard Ayoade

Graham Linehan, a Bafta award-winning writer, has lauded TV presenters Richard Ayoade and Jonathan Ross for their 'bravery' in promoting his latest book about being 'cancelled' after criticizing the trans rights movement. Tough Crowd: How I Made and Lost a Career In Comedy, a father Ted creator who also wrote TV sitcoms The IT Crowd and Black Books, has written a new book titled Tough Crowd: How I Made And Lost A Career In Comedy, which includes positive comments from Ayoade and Ross on the front page. Both comedians received backlash online for their essays, with IT Crowd actor Ayoade describing the book as a "extraordinary and chilling representation of cancel culture," according to chat show host Ross, it was a 'compelling and unflinchingly honest' memoir.

Richard Ayoade (left) and Jonathan Ross, two comedians, joined a rapidly expanding list of beloved entertainment celebrities trans activists today, with one of them attempting to cancel (lower inset). According to the campaigners, the two comrades'crime was to review a book by another comedian writer, Graham Linehan, who is another celebrity who is undocumented. Mr Linehan (right) is a long-time victim of the activists who cancelled a proposed appearance at the Edinburgh Fringe before appearing elsewhere. He penned Father Ted and The IT Crowd, which Mr Ayoade starred in (top inset).

After Netflix revealed that it would be a xing of a beloved show after just five seasons, viewers were left dissatisfied. After its first ten episode run, the famous program, Disenchantment, is due to come to an end. On Tuesday, Netflix unveiled a first-look trailer for the show as well as a confirming that it will be the last version to be seen on TV.

According to a Bulford military court (pictured), a British Army sergeant has been demoted after using nearly £6,000 from the Ministry Of Defence for his daughter's school fees to buy a new house. Josaia Digova, a colour guard, was awarded £7,847 by the Ministry of Defence to pay for his 17-year-old daughter's private tuition at St Joseph's College in Ipswich, Suffolk. CSgt Digova, the 1st Battalion Princess of Wales Royal Regiment's, received the school £2,000 before using the remainder £5,847 to pay for solicitor's fees when buying a new house.

As Lenny Rush scooped Best Male Comedy Performance at BAFTA Television Awards, viewers went on social media. The child actor, 14, won the award for his performance on BBC's Am I Being Unreasonable? Fans of the actor were quick to support him on Twitter. Viewers applauded the well-deserved win and praised the young star for his unique sense of humor.

Clara Amfo looked stunning on the BAFTA Television Awards' red carpet at the Royal Festival Hall in London on Sunday. The host, 38, put on a very leggy appearance as she slipped into a burnt orange high-low dress for the occasion. Her strapless frock showcased sculpted bodice, a long train, and she tipped her svelte silhouette with a pair of black strappy heels.

Even against the glamorous backdrop of London's Royal Festival Hall, the TV host, 54, stood out, sparkling in the floor-length and high-necked gown. The rose pink dress featured stunning gold glittery detail, resulting in vertical stripes down the length of the skirt. Tess' long, slim arms and its cinched waist highlighted the model's petite silhouette in this sleeveless dress.

Jim Chapman stepped out with his pregnant wife Sarah to the 2023 BAFTA Television Awards with P&O Cruises at The Royal Festival Hall in London on Sunday, a dapper figure. He and Sarah were expecting a baby boy together in February, just 17 months after the birth of their first child, daughter Margot, 35 years old. Jim wore a pristine white dinner jacket, black trousers, and some matching shoes.

After the broadcaster 'buried it under cement,' a Channel 4 comedy show will not be returning to screens, the writer claims it will not be returning to screens. Garth Marenghi's Darkplace was canceled in 2004 after only one series, but it has since expanded to obtain a cult following online. Matthew Holness and Richard Ayoade produced the film, a parody of 80's horror television and soap operas, and was set in Essex's fictional Darkplace Hospital.

The BAFTA TV Awards and the BAFTA Television Craft Awards have been announced this year. Dramas from the BBC This is Going to Hurt and The Responder Each have been nominated for six awards, leading the shortlist. Leading Actress and Supporting Actor were among the five nominees for the Crown's most recent series, which aired in last fall.

According to one industry analyst, the HSBC Global Wealth Account, which was embedded in a recent advert starring actor Richard Ayoade, is a 'no brainer' for current clients. According to Andrew Hagger, founder of comparison website MoneyComms, it's unusual for a debit card to have zero fees for transactions overseas.

Last night, Militant union chief Mick Lynch was mocked on Have I Got News For You, as celebrities joked that it was his fault that fewer people than expected attended London to see the Queen in state. Actor Richard Ayoade argued that only 250,000 people attended Her Majesty's coffin in Westminster Hall, despite referring to the train strikes that have crippled the country for months on end. He said, in a veiled reference to RMT general-secretary Mr Lynch, who was sitting to his left, 'On previous occasions people have travelled to London from all parts of the country, but it's much harder to travel these days, isn't it?' Mr Ayoade asked if anything happened when the comedy panel was on hiatus after Queen Elizabeth II died at the age of 96, and Mr Lynch said he had 'had called off a few strikes' during the period of national mourning.

Just one day after ordering a strike that will'effectively shut down the railway network next month, RMT union baron Mick Lynch (right) will appear on BBC's Have I Got News For You. The RMT general-secretary will be included in the BBC comedy quiz show's panel, as well as comedian Roisin Conaty and actor Richard Ayoade (inset), who will appear on the show. Mr Lynch has been dubbed a'media celebrity' for his many straight-talking interviews on television and radio in which he has defended numerous strikes that have crippled the UK's railways and caused widespread disruption to millions of people. His appearance on Have I Got News For You comes just one day after RMT revealed that 40,000 Network Rail employees and 15 train operating companies would protest a walkout on October 8.