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Comedy centred on a gang of friends who are fiercely proud of their north-eastern town of Middlesbrough and their small pocket of the LGBTQ+ community. Written by and starring Phil Dunning, with Mark Benton, Alexandra Mardell, Patsy Lowe and Elijah Young
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rolenameDickiePhil DunningMamMark BentonLucindaAlexandra MardellSalPatsy LoweStewartElijah Young
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rolenameWriterPhil DunningProducerChris JonesDirectorAndrew Chaplin
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News & features about Smoggie Queens
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Mr Bates vs The Post Office legend confirmed to be joining award-winning BBC comedy
Monica Dolan is joining the cast of Smoggie Queens for season 2.
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Best LGBTQ+ shows of 2026 so far – from Tip Toe to Half Man
Halfway through the year, we're already spoiled for choice.
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Which celebrities are running the Great North Run 2026?
The Great North Run 2026 will be run by a host of famous faces doing their bit for charities and good causes.
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Cold Feet icon James Nesbitt joins the cast of "innovative and funny" BBC sitcom
The actor heads home to County Antrim for new comedy Hopley Hall.
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BBC's Poirot reboot Hercule reveals first look at Edward Bluemel in role of Agatha Christie's iconic detective
Filming on the six-part series has now begun.
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BBC confirms stars for new Poirot series Hercule including Game of Thrones and Cold Feet favourites
Stars from Riot Women, Supacell and Oppenheimer have also been confirmed to star.
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Ann Droid review: Diane Morgan's irreverent comedy also has an unexpected amount of heart ★★★☆☆
Sue Johnston proves an endearing lead in this AI-themed sitcom from the BBC. But it's Morgan’s performance that is the real selling point as she delivers another comedic masterclass.
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Bridgerton fan-favourite stars in riotous first look at return of acclaimed comedy series
Big Mood is back, and the arrival of a spiritual healer named Whitney soon causes a stir...
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Hit Channel 4 drama confirms return with beloved Doctor Who guest star joining the cast in first-look images
It's all change at York Police as Patience gets a new partner.
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Which celebrities are running the Great North Run 2025?
The Great North Run 2025 will be run by a host of famous faces doing their bit for charities and great causes.
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Babies cast: Paapa Essiedu and Siobhán Cullen star
Stefan Golaszweski's new BBC series has an excellent cast.
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Danny Dyer's emotional, expletive-filled BAFTAs speech revealed after censored BBC broadcast
The actor was visibly choked up as he thanked Mr Bigstuff creator Ryan Sampson.
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Big Boys creator Jack Rooke: "I’m bored of mental health shows"
Jack Rooke has had great success as the Bafta-winning writer of Big Boys – but "I'd rather be at the Edinburgh Fringe, performing in a tiny hovel"
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This Country reunion confirmed for Daisy May Cooper's Am I Being Unreasonable? season 2
Daisy May Cooper will be back on our screens with brother Charlie.
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The Hack cast: List of actors and their real-life counterparts in ITV drama
Rupert Murdoch, Rebekah Brooks and Gordon Brown are among the real-life figures portrayed in ITV's factual drama.
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Mr Bates, Baby Reindeer and Mr Loverman among big winners at BAFTA TV Awards 2025
The winners were revealed at a ceremony hosted by Alan Cumming.
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Is the sitcom dead? Not Going Out's Lee Mack and TV comedy bosses weigh in
They're expensive, risky and tricky to write, but if you get them right, there's a big audience wanting a laugh.
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BAFTA TV Awards 2025 nominations revealed: Baby Reindeer and Mr Bates lead
Alan Cumming will host this year's ceremony in May.
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Coronation Street's Bill Fellows on Stu's exit: "They wanted to leave the door open"
The character has bid farewell to Yasmeen.
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Apple TV's Shrinking might be the last sadcom – here's why TV comedy is going through major changes
For years, the so-called 'sadcom' was taking up all the energy in the realm of TV comedy. Now, something's changed.
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