David Baddiel

Author and journalist on growing up in Northern Ireland, and learning from her 'failures'

Sasha Hamrogue and Venetia Quick, ‘Grief Encounters’ podcasters, on life after death

The Tour de France champion was the fourth cyclist since 2008 to win the award

Three simple words but yet so much more. It’s back and it’s everywhere, but why?

Labour leader criticised for attendance at meeting of radical left-wing Jewish group Jewdas

British politician George Galloway is to write a children’s book. Celebrity alone will not sell his efforts to such discerning readers

Hundreds of celebrities, including Robbie Keane, Jeremy Paxman, former Spice Girls and Annie Lennox, caught up in £1.6bn tax dispute

‘One of the funniest writers and performers Britain has ever produced’ - Jennifer Saunders

‘In 2016, a vast mob of the easily annoyed prowls the digital outlands in search of bile generators. You need a hobby, I suppose’

Opposition MPs line up to criticise British PM over comments in clash with Jeremy Corbyn

But can European operators emulate the successful American model

There’s a lot more to Frank Skinner than the New Lad tag he was once lumbered with. He talks about stand-up, John Giles, his ‘uncool’ faith and the IRA’s bombing of Birmingham

On the comedian’s mind are anti-Semitism and how it is not really considered racism, his experience of fame as ‘a constant puncturing of the moment’, and doing stand-up again

Comedian David Baddiel describes himself simply as: ‘Jew’

The Cúirt festival brings a heavyweight literary line-up to Galway this week – here are 10 highlights