Can a national joke survive when it’s also trying to become a national treasure? By Nicholas Harris I don’t think it’s a mistake to assume that New Statesman readers who are fans of Alan Partridge ...

Oh, Alan. How are you indeed. Not all that great, it seems – the wonderfully-named How Are You? It’s Alan (Partridge) finds one of the leading disgraced former radio DJs in the North Norfolk area ...

It’s been 34 years since Steve Coogan and Armando Iannucci first created Alan Partridge, a parody of British television personalities. Since his debut in 1991 on the Radio 4 series On the Hour, ...

The thing about Norwich, East Anglia’s largest city, is it doesn’t brag about its star attractions, record-busting assets or its medieval-meets-modern heart. In February this year, city centre club ...

How Are You? It's Alan (Partridge) star Steve Coogan has long been known as quirky alter-ego Alan Partridge. The popular comedian has enjoyed a hugely successful career in film and television having ...

Steve Coogan has revealed he got so annoyed by people quoting his famous Alan Partridge catchphrase ‘A-ha!’ that he started screaming it back to their faces trying to “disturb” them. Partridge was ...

Alan Partridge returns to make Britain’s first ever documentary about mental health.

What to stream (from top left): One Last Shot; Cocaine Quarterback; Project Runway; The Lost Bus; Monster: The Ed Gein Story; and How Are You? It’s Alan (Partridge).Credit: John Tanner Dreadful in ...

Steve Coogan has revealed he went to extreme lengths to portray Jimmy Savile in The Reckoning. The actor said he ‘dove into’ the role entirely – even wearing the disgraced entertainer’s real shoes.

These Americans gave their lives fighting for Ukraine — and now their parents are sending a message directly to President Trump. “Our loved ones … stood up for what is right. My son, and so many ...