NEW: ‘Deeply shocking’: Nigel Farage faces fresh claims of racism and antisemitism at school “He would sidle up to me and growl: ‘Hitler was right,’ or ‘Gas them,’ sometimes adding a long hiss to simulate the sound of the gas showers". Read on for more theguardian.com/politics/ng-in…

A Christmas miracle!

And the prize for most Christmassy facial expression goes to MATT KING!

The Doctor makes a scene in the Louvre in "City of Death". #TomBaker #DoctorWho #FourthDoctor

A 167 break! Why is there a magical golden snooker ball now?

Dead? The fool! #TheMissingPage

Happy #DoctorWho Day! Ready to take a trip back in time? Revisit the early years by downloading your very own free bookazine, complete with gems from the Radio Times archive radiotimes.com/doctor-who-the…

Happy Doctor Who day everyone! To celebrate I’ve been looking back at some of the most memorable moments from one of our most iconic Time Lords! radiotimes.com/tv/sci-fi/doct…

Explore the online Tardis of the Radio Times #DoctorWho Story Guide. There's a whole universe of adventures inside. Wishing you Happy Who Day! radiotimes.com/doctor-who-epi…

Even former prince Andrew is watching this and thinking "Jesus mate you really answered those questions badly"

So many great moments to this Morecambe and Wise sketch, but for me, what sells it is the look of horror from Andre Previn, and his performance generally. He plays a blinder. Photo by Don Smith for Radio Times. An evening of M&W shows begins at 8pm on BBC Four.

Ludwig wins an international Emmy | Best comedy accolade as series 2 is in production ift.tt/acWiqyM

Tony: Sid! Sid: What? Tony: There's a car behind us Sid:  So what? Tony: It's ringing a bell. I wonder what it's doing that for Sid: Probably selling crumpets Tony: I shouldn't think he'll sell many doing 80 miles an hour! #TheJewelRobbery

Remembering Alan Simpson, born #OTD 27 November 1929, who with Ray Galton wrote some of the funniest and ground breaking comedy ever produced. Alan, with Ray at his side, typed every word, with no line committed to paper unless both agreed.

Love this. #Johncandy

What a lovely chat with Sylvester!

I had such fun compiling a list of Tom Baker’s Top 7 Greatest Moments last week! #doctorwho radiotimes.com/tv/sci-fi/doct…

I’ve started Lungbarrow! #doctorwho youtu.be/zNJqJ1E7iqM?si…

The ending of Planes, Trains and Automobiles (1987) is one of the great emotional pivots in American comedy. The moment Neal pieces it together on the train and returns to find Del still waiting, the entire film reframes itself in a single shot.