Copycat Harry is at it again... how many times is he going to pull the Mum card? William must be thrilled watching him pretend to be Diana: JAN MOIR
Watching him walk across an Angolan minefield this week, with his expression set to Hollywood-wattage-warzone-grim, caused a mixture of emotions in my calloused heart.
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The Hollywood star, comic and 11-time Grammy and Tony award-winner contemplates her present and future life, having recently moved to Ireland from the United States — whose president is emphatically not a Balloon at Appleton Tower, 8.45pm, Aug 1-10, £26 The Have I Got News For You star and his talented wife do funny things with help from audience suggestions — with the assistance of a rota of well-known Courtyard, 3.30pm, Aug 7-17, £18 The affable star of Jonathan Creek and QI returns to muse upon midlife preoccupations such as embarrassing his children and spending more time in the chemist than the Balloon, 7.15pm, Jul 31-Aug 10 (not 5), £17; preview Jul 30 Fiona Allen, Sally Phillips and Doon Mackichan offer a peek behind the stable door, performing some of their favourite sketches and telling Kirsty Wark about their memories of the cult Channel 4 comedy show. Gilded Balloon at the Museum, 2.45pm, Aug 17-20, £30 The first woman to have been nominated three times for the Edinburgh Comedy Awards, the Glasgow-based Josie Long is back with a new typically joyous show about how to stay defiant and bring up children in a frightening Dome, 7pm, Aug 1-24 (not 13), £18; previews Jul 30-31; two-for-one Aug 4-5 • Review: The end of Josie Long's Short Cuts Best known to some for Two Doors Down, the Glasgow-based Kieran Hodgson has been nominated four times for the Edinburgh Comedy Award. In his new show he examines how the world feels about the US, a country he had big dreams about as a Courtyard, 9.30pm, Aug 1-24 (not 23), £11; previews Jul 30-31; two-for-one Aug 4-5, This accomplished and charming stand-up runs a bookshop and does some very funny material about it on social media, but that's not what this show is about. 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Monkey Barrel 4, 6.25pm, Aug 1-24 (not 11), £15; previews Jul 30-31; two-for-one Aug 4-5 This wonderfully off-kilter comic and actor is back with a medieval coming-of-age story about youthful Dome, 5.40pm, Aug 1-24 (not 12), £10; previews Jul 30-31; two-for-one Aug 4-5 Michelle Brasier and Chloe Petts play co-artistic directors of an amateur theatre group (and ex-lovers) looking for the next musical star. Big-name comics guest-star each night and show off their voices while the hosts bicker and criticise the Balloon at Appleton Tower, 10.30pm, Aug 2, 9, 16, 23; £17 For all show details, offers and bookings go to and
