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Spoof documentary sequel to Twenty Twelve with Hugh Bonneville, following former Olympic Deliverance Commission chief Ian Fletcher in his new job as head of values at the BBC.
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rolenameIzzy GouldOphelia LovibondTracey PritchardMonica DolanIan FletcherHugh BonnevilleLucy FreemanNina SosanyaAnna RamptonSarah Parish
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rolenameDirectorJohn Morton
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News & features about W1A
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W1A sequel Twenty Twenty Six release date, cast and latest news
Hugh Bonneville returns to the role of Ian Fletcher for his new BBC sitcom.
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W1A sequel Twenty Twenty Six cast: New and returning stars in BBC comedy
The goings-on at W1A were certainly stressful, but now the whole world is watching!
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W1A sequel confirmed as Hugh Bonneville returns for Twenty Twenty Six
Ian Fletcher has a new role as Director of Integrity at the 2026 World Cup.
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W1A creator hails David Tennant's "ludicrous" narration – and teases "very different" Twenty Twenty Six
The prolific star will narrate the many more gaffes of Ian Fletcher's next chapter.
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W1A and Twenty Twelve creator takes us behind the pen on his all-new series Twenty Twenty Six
John Morton never imagined his creation Ian Fletcher would still be failing upwards, 15 years after making his debut.
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W1A sequel gets first look and confirms returning cast member joining Hugh Bonneville
The new comedy will be centred around the 2026 World Cup.
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Twenty Twenty Six trailer promises comedic chaos for Hugh Bonneville as W1A sequel gets first-look trailer
The trailer sees the reunion between Bonneville's Ian Fletcher and Hugh Skinner's Will Humphries.
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From W1A to Twenty Twenty Six – why I took the job
From head of deliverance for the 2012 Olympics, to head of values at the BBC, Ian Fletcher is now football’s man in Miami in the run-up to the 2026 World Cup.
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BBC comedy W1A set for revival 'with a new sports twist'
Hugh Bonneville's character Ian Fletcher looks to be taking up a new position at FIFA.
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W1A stars Hugh Bonneville, Jessica Hynes and more reunite for Comic Relief
The dearly missed characters are back for one night only!
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W1A fans call for lockdown revival after Jason Watkins and Hugh Bonneville's tweets
Watkins and Bonneville tweeted in character in response to a report BBC employees have been told to wear tags in order to stick to social distancing guidelines.
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W1A cast reveal BBC's COVID-19 'Bounce Back Group' in parody video
Hugh Bonneville and co reprised their characters from the hit sitcom for a new clip
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Hugh Bonneville reprises W1A's Ian Fletcher to explain BBC Sounds
Jason Watkins also returned as Director of Strategic Governance
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French TV comedy Call My Agent! is getting a UK remake from W1A writer
The original series is streaming on Netflix in the UK
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Will Humphries is, without question, the best character in W1A
Hugh Skinner’s bumbling mess of an intern will be sorely missed when the BBC comedy ends this Monday
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Theatre producers announce death of W1A and Twenty Twelve star Alex Beckett
Co-stars including Jessica Hynes have paid tribute to the actor, who had been appearing in Donmar Warehouse play The Way of the World
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David Tennant is reunited with the Tardis in the W1A finale
It's about Time: the former Doctor Who star confronts his past in the final episode of the BBC comedy
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First look at the final ever (probably) episode of W1A
The Beeb are in crisis – again – because there’s only one BBC bike and Amanda Holden is not going to be riding it
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There's going to be a very special cameo in the final episode of W1A
A major real-life BBC name finally makes an appearance in the series three finale (SPOILERS)
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When is the new series of W1A set to air?
Exclusive: Sarah Parish, Hugh Boneville, Jessica Hynes and co set for a return next year
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Match of the Day's Gary Lineker and Alan Shearer join in the W1A fun
The BBC Sport presenters put in excellent turns in series three of the spoof BBC satire
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W1A is filming at the BBC again and it's causing complete chaos
The BBC2 comedy series is turning BBC Broadcasting House into a farce
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Real-life BBC exec given damning leaving speech by W1A’s Neil Reid
...and BBC journalists couldn't resist getting selfies with the W1A cast
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W1A: First look at Hugh Bonneville and Jessica Hynes in series three of the BBC comedy
As RadioTimes.com previously reported, the satire will be returning later this year
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