News about Tracey Ullman

The Labour Party's use of D:Ream's Things Can Only Get Better portrayed the country's mood for Tony Blair's resurgent 1997 election bid. For several, the song now sticks in the throat. At the 2008 Labour Party conference, Gordon Brown's use of Sit Down angered singer Tim Booth, who said it was about people and spirit rather than repairing political divisions.' In a video for Tracey Ullman's My Guy, the Labour leader gazed longingly into the eyes of a girl half his age.

Tracey Ullman has apologised for using blackface and doing impressions of African American and Asian characters on television. The actress, 64, has made a fortune in the States as a result of her Tracey Takes On series, which aired from 1996 to 1999. Mrs Noh Nang Ning, black airport security employee Sheneesha Turner, and a New York taxi driver called Chic were among the alter egos she played.

Never Let Me Go, Kazuo Ishiguro's best-selling science fiction book in 2005, is getting its own series. According to The Hollywood Reporter, FX has greenlit a new show based on the book, starring Kelly Macdonald, 46, Tracey Ullman, 62, and Viola Prettejohn. Thora will be seen in the series as Bethanya, a rebellious teenage clone who has escaped from the boarding school where she has worked with the other clones and sparks a revolution.

For two decades Judith Keppel, a distant cousin of the Queen Consort, has been the nation's Queen of Quizzes, first as the inaugural winner of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Then as one of the original Eggheads, and then as one of the original Eggheads. Judith answers 60 of her most favorite fiendishly-hard Eggheads questions here. Can you crack them?