Nish Kumar analyses the government reshuffle, Geoff Norcott addresses cancel culture, Rosie Jones highlights disability rights and Michael Spicer attempts to guide Keir Starmer through an interview with Sky News' Beth Rigby.
Nish Kumar talks about the National Insurance increase, Ahir Shah highlights the acceptable face of lunatic conspiracy theories, two 'qualified scientists' try to solve vaccine hesitancy and Dave launches a new daytime programme.
Rachel Parris offers a guide to making excuses and getting away with it, Nish addresses the nation's fuel distribution problems, Geoff Norcott looks at Keir Starmer's record and Desiree Burch discusses the new abortion law in Texas.
Nish analyses the growing number of crisis's facing the government, Olga Koch talks about Britishness, Ahir Shah discusses the impact of the Cabinet reshuffle and Catherine Bohart highlights the growing problem of DWEEBS.
Nish analyses the Tory Party Conference at this time of crisis, Rosie Jones discusses diversity on screen. A British billionaire launches his own space tourism business and a look at how employers can lure young workers back to the office.
Nish looks at the takeover of Newcastle United, the report into the Government's response to Covid-19 is discussed. Rachel Parris talks about violence against women and Ahir Shah analyses the Government's action on climate change.
Comedy duo Delightful Sausage propose a solution to low birth rates, Olga Koch discusses social media companies monetising division, Nish analyses the upcoming COP26 conference and Josh Jones talks about regional accents.
Rachel Parris takes over hosting duties as Late Night Mash returns for a second series. Joel Dommett is this week's special guest. Wellness, leadership, the cost of living crisis and the departure of Boris Johnson are discussed.
Nish Kumar is joined by Rachel Parris and Ellie Taylor as they deliver topical insights and fake news reports from the dystopian parallel universe we affectionately call modern Britain.
Compilation episode with highlights from the first series featuring Nish Kumar, Rachel Parris, Ellie Taylor and guests delivering topical insights and fake news reports satirising life in 21st Century Britain. Plus, outtakes and bloopers.
Rachel Parris and the Late Night Mash team discuss the United Kingdom's newly appointed Prime Minister. The Delightful Sausage comedy duo offer their ideas for increasing tourism. Asim Chaudhry is tonight's special guest.
Rachel Parris and the Mash team discuss the death of Queen Elizabeth II, allegations of celebrities queue jumping, Vladimir Putin's threats to use nuclear weapons, the lifting of the ban on fracking and the broken UK housing market.
This week, the Chancellor's "Fiscal Event", genuine money-saving tips for the upper-middle-classes and the protests in Iran are discussed. Geoff Norcott quits the culture wars and this week's special guest is Kerry Godliman.
The U-turn on the top rate of tax is discussed, childcare reforms are suggested, Liz Truss is guided through an interview with Laura Kuenssberg, The Major's explain how to deal with the elderly. Michelle Wolf is the special guest.
This week's special guest Judi Love talks about Black History Month, Olga Koch about Vladimir Putin and Fin Taylor launches the search for a replacement if Scotland leaves the UK. Plus, Rachel discusses strike action.
Rachel stages a Brinterventation, The Delightful Sausage prepare for the end times, Leo Reich explains why Gen Z are having such a difficult time. This week's special guest is actor Stephen Mangan.
