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Still recovering from Pete's little indiscretion in the last series of Outnumbered? Us too. Good news. It'll all be put in the past when The Brockmans return in Series 4...

Outnumbered - the award-winning comedy series that captures the family life at its most deliciously chaotic - is back in production for 成人快手 One with a new six-part series and a Christmas special.

This year the Brockmans are confronted by an array of challenges in the shape of death, drugs, terrorism, getting old, food science, Top Gear, the joy of ventriloquism and the perils of Subbuteo.

We'll post the Series 4 broadcast dates here as soon as we know them.

In the meantime, enjoy the 2011 Red Nose Day special that saw tennis pro Andy Murray get a Brockman grilling from Ben, Jake, Karen and Pete.

If you're a fan of the show, tell us your favourite moments from the last three series in the comments below...

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If you applied for the Radio 2 New Comedy Awards 2011, you really want to read their latest blog...

Submissions are in, the deadline has passed and the search for the next winner of the 成人快手 New Comedy Awards is well and truly underway.

"Thank you to everyone that entered. We鈥檝e received over 600 entries, which is a fantastic response! And now the sorting begins."

"We are really looking forward to gluing our headphones to our ears and listening to you all. As we begin the listening process, I thought it might be useful to outline what happens next... "

To find out how many listens your material will get, how many acts can make it through to the next round of heats and when you'll hear the verdict... check out the full blog post.

For loads more info, check out their official web page.

You can also follow the New Comedy Awards on and .

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Want to submit a story to the new series of Russell Howard's Good News? The production team have message for you...

Hello!

Series 4 of Good News starts TONIGHT!

Unfortunately we are not going to be blogging throughout the series this time but we still want you to keep sending us in your stories.

You can follow the show on Twitter - - and tweet us anything you find you think should be on the next episode.

Enjoy the series!

Team Good News x

You can tweet along with the first episode tonight, 22.30 on 成人快手 Three.

Writer Adrian Poynton talks about writing Dream Project #1 on the 成人快手 Three Blog...

"I had two dreams as a child:

• To write a TV comedy series.
• To write an episode of Doctor Who.

Apparently, I've just done 50% of that. Yikes."

Steven Moffat... are you reading this? If so give Adrian that call. Make his dream come true.

After all, there are clear similarities between The Doctor and White Van Man.

They both travel across time and space in a small box, they both help people in times of emergency and they both know how to avoid the wrong end of a plunger.

*drumroll*

If you're a White Van Man Fan, check out Adrian's blog. It's a fascinating insight into just how long it takes to getting a sitcom made and how much heart and soul goes into every single draft.

Good news for all fans of our favourite Irish matriarch from the 成人快手 Press Office...

成人快手 One's hit comedy Mrs. Brown's Boys has been recommissioned for a second series by Danny Cohen, Controller, 成人快手 One, and Cheryl Taylor, Controller, Comedy Commissioning.

The series was based on the sell-out theatre show which is written by and stars Brendan O'Carroll as Agnes Brown, a Dublin matriarch who just can't resist interfering in the lives of her family and friends.

The cast of the television show features the regular cast of Mrs. Brown's Boys on stage, and includes Brendan's real-life wife Jennifer Gibney as Cathy, his daughter Fiona O'Carroll as Maria, his son Danny O'Carroll as Buster, and his sister Eilish O'Carroll as Winnie McGoogan. Here's Brendan to introduce us to the Brown family.

Responding to the news of the recommission Brendan said: "This is unbelievable! I'm just thrilled that the 成人快手 continues to have confidence in the show. The support we have had from all involved from Danny Cohen and Mark Freeland and 成人快手 Scotland makes us just so excited to get back there and do it all again. Producer Stephen McCrum promised me that he would be faithful to the stage show and he has gone beyond this in making the show the success it is. I am living the dream."

Cheryl Taylor, Controller, Comedy Commissioning said: "Despite the rarefied language, the warmth of this series and the laugh out loud comedy antics have proved a huge hit with 成人快手 One viewers."

Mrs. Brown's proved a big hit online as well as on the small screen. We've loved having her on-hand to answer viewers' questions for #AskMrsBrown throughout the series here on our Comedy Blog.

She's solved many dilemmas including how to hide a moustache and how to come out to your mammy.

Look out next week as Mrs. Brown will be back with a final message for all the mammys in time for Mother's Day.

Mrs. Brown's Boys is a 成人快手 Vision Production, co-produced with BOCPIX and RTE. The series is produced by Stephen McCrum & executive produced by Mark Freeland. The series is directed by Ben Kellett. The executive producer for RTE is Justin Healy.

The new series will return to 成人快手 One later this year.

More from Mrs. Brown's Boys:

• #AskMrsBrown - Mrs. Brown answers your questions!
• Mrs. Brown speaks to the Mormons.

The final episode from the current series of Mrs. Brown's Boys听is on Monday 28 March at 10.35pm.

The Twenty Twelve offices have been inundated with several letters wanting to know how the decision over which landmarks to use at the London Olympics听was reached.

In order to illuminate this difficult process, the Twenty Twelve team have compiled a brief rundown of the other landmark venues that, unfortunately, had to be dropped from the games itinerary.

River Thames - Tennis

Ian explains...

As a result, it was felt that a venue which floated along the Thames, passing many large corporate offices, would be good way to encourage productivity - bringing the mountain to Mohammed, so to speak (NB: can someone please check if it's OK to say that?). Tennis seemed like an ideal 'raft sport' as the river would also categorically settle any disputes as to whether or not the ball was 'out'.

However after a feasibility study, in which one of the assessors unfortunately drowned, it was decided to opt for more traditional venues such as Wimbledon, Queens and, if needs be, Hounslow Leisure centre, pending rescheduling of the over 60's badminton (any word on that yet Graham?)

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London Eye - Archery

Siobhan explains...

Sadly the size of 'the eye' meant that a traditional target would have to be ever-so-slightly slightly 'scaled up', which apparently caused problems for the sport's ruling body. I suggested that the target could be made to appear the correct size by placing the archers further away - in Shepherd's Bush for example. However, this additional distance would, I was told, require the introduction of some sort of power assisted bows, which some felt would tread on the toes of the shooting events

Anyway, the issue caused a potentially lethal disagreement between the archers and the marksmen, so the idea was dropped. Shame if you ask me, but no one has.

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Tower Bridge - BMX

Graham explains...

Tower Bridge seemed like an obvious choice for inclusion on the BMX circuit, as the bridge mechanism provides an exciting 'jump' with an angle which could be scaled to individual skill levels so as to minimise casualties.

However, the jobsworths at the Port of London Authority launched an appeal stating that the BMX circuit posed a danger to shipping. In the event they lost this appeal, but went on to win a subsequent appeal stating that shipping posed a danger to BMXs.

A counter-appeal is pending, if I remembered to submit the paperwork, which, now I think about it, I may not have.

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City Airport - 1500 metres

Ian explains...

Luckily, London has something like an airport runway, at City Airport, which is something like an airport, thus the proposal pictured above.

Unfortunately it transpired that the runway is only 1319 metres in length, which the International Olympics Committee felt was was 'too short' for the 1500 metres. My suggestion that we instead used the venue for the 800 metres event instead was then rejected by our own Cost and Efficiency Department for 'wasting 519 metres'. These issues, compounded by the fact that the airport refused to cancel any incoming flights, made this proposal both logistically problematic and hugely difficult to timetable.

Twenty Twelve's London Landmarks was written by Larry Rickard.

More from Twenty Twelve

• Twenty Twelve on Twitter - they're organising the biggest show on Earth, so how difficult can Twitter be?
• Leaked Emails: Twenty Twelve 'clock-up'
• Roger Mosey, 成人快手's director of London 2012 writes about the funny side of the Olympics.

Twenty Twelve continues every Monday evening at 10pm on 成人快手 Four.

Over the past ten days, radio presenters from across the 成人快手 have been nervously biting their nails in anticipation of the Stand Up For Comic Relief winner being announced.

Those taking part this year were Radio 1's Dev, Tony Blackburn from Radio 2, Tom Service from Radio 3, Jenni Murray from Radio 4, Tony Livesey from 5 live and Shaun Keaveny from 6 Music.

The six willing presenters showcased their three-minute stand-up routine in front of a live studio audience and have been vying for the votes of listeners at home.

The moment of truth came at 5.28pm this afternoon when, for the first time, all radio networks came together for a simulcast to announce the winner.

And the 成人快手 Comedy Blog can now reveal the winner of Stand Up For Comic Relief 2011 is...

Jenni Murray!

During her set, Jenni tackled such topics as targeting younger Radio 4 listeners, female-only plane staff, and... Jeremy Clarkson's favourite car?! Watch Jenni's winning stand-up routine below.

The Woman's Hour presenter faced the audience at the Comedy Store in London, and was mentored by comedian Mark Steel.

Mark said, "Jenni's been a delight... whenever you've been listening to her on Woman's Hour, you must be aware that no matter how serious the subject, underneath there's a huge cauldron of bubbling stand-up mirth."

Congratulations to all the radio presenters who took part and thank you to all of you who donated towards the fundraising effort. You can still watch all the stand-up routines here.

Find out more about Stand Up For Comic Relief on the Red Nose Day website.

Comic Relief begins tonight on 成人快手 One at 7pm.

We normally email out a newsletter on Fridays but today we thought we'd stick it in the blog instead so here we go with a round up of this week's stuff...

Red Nose Day

Ms Hart, Mr Partirdge and the cast of Upstairs Downstair Abbey are getting ready for what's promising to be a great big classic red night of Comic Reliefery.听Got your Red Nose?

Web exclusive vids wot we made

HipHopera

HipHopera sensation 4Tissimo have 99 Problems but a solid celeb fanbase ain't one.

Fashion Faux Pas

Sally Phillips had a high street fashion nightmare...

Blog it. BLOG IT HARD

成人快手 Comedy: Winning

Our Miranda has won big once again, this time at the Royal Televsion Awards, as has our favourite presenter of anything ever, Professor Brian Cox. Don't you think it's about time someone put them together in their own cop show? The Miranda Statement? Wonders of the Mirandaverse?

Mrs Brown's Mother's Day message

What better way to thank your mum for everything she's ever done for you (you ungrateful swine) than to get Mrs Brown to record her a lovely message?

Clockstoppers

The Twenty Twelve clock stops (causing an incredibly constructive chain of emails), and then the real one does. 成人快手 Comedy: the place to find out what might happen later in the week. Lets hope the real organisers are bit better at using Twitter than the ODC team.

"Social Media" (Phom. soh-shul meeed-yah)

Lots of fun was had on the tweetograph this week as you funny folk came up with #ChillaxedBondMovies. Some of the best ones:

• @paulfodz 鈥� On Her Majesty's Secret Sofa
• @milliwardipants 鈥� The World is Not a Problem
• @Daleyus 鈥� Casino Royale with Cheese
• @scandb 鈥� Slankets are Forever

Off the telly

There were plenty of highlights from David Walliam's 24 Hour Panel People, including John McCririck-fondling, violent Mark Owen anecdotes, the confusing rules to Blankety Blank, elegantly mimed Pooh, and those lovely boys Jedward being well and truly Lemoned.

It was St Patrick's day yesterday, so we threw a whole bunch of Irish classics at the website to accompany your hangover, such as legends Dave Allen and Dermot Morgan.

Get out your Mellortron and meet White Van Men Ollie and Darren.

Other funny stuff on t' web

• . Well, some of it. It's still better than The Phantom Menace.
• Are you man enough for tea? Are you even a man? (Guidance: contains strong language)
• And finally, the best thing on the internet this week: .

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First the Olympic clock stopped in sitcom Twenty Twelve, then real thing conked out, what next? Rumours of... *gasps*... sabotage?

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Mothering Sunday is in a few weeks time (April 3rd to be precise). If you've not got a gift for your mammy yet, why not surprise her with a personal message from Mrs. Brown?

Is there a message you'd like Mrs. Brown to pass on? What better way to tell your mum how much she means to you than getting a foul-mouthed Irish matriarch to do it for you!

Or if you can't think of a message, tell us why your mum deserves a special mention by Mrs. Brown.

Whatever it is pop it down - you can leave your messages:

1. Here on the 成人快手 Comedy Blog

2. On Twitter, tweet to using the hashtag #AskMrsBrown

3. On the

Please Note: When contributing to this post your comments and username may be used on the Mrs. Brown's Boys programme page, 成人快手 Comedy website and YouTube channel.

More from Mrs. Brown:

• #AskMrsBrown - Mrs. Brown answers your questions!
• Mrs. Brown gets a surprise in the kitchen.
• Writer-performer Brendan O'Carroll talks about dressing up as Mrs. Brown and how she manages to get away with anything.

Mrs. Brown's Boys continues every Monday evening on 成人快手 One at 10.35pm

If you watched Twenty Twelve on Monday night, you will have seen the fictional Olympic clock breaking down.

Well, it might've felt like a case of strife imitating art when the real Olympic clock conked out less than 24 hours after being unveiled this week. People often say, 'you couldn't write it,' but John Morton did. Spooky!

How did our Twenty Twelve Olympic Deliverance Committee deal with the crisis? Emails. Lots of emails...

The Twenty Twelve emails were written by Larry Rickard.

More from Twenty Twelve:

• Twenty Twelve on Twitter: They're in charge of the biggest show on earth - so how difficult can Twitter be?
• Watch interviews with Hugh Bonneville and Jessica Hynes.
• Find out more about the characters from Twenty Twelve.

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Twenty Twelve continues on 成人快手 Four every Monday evening at 10pm.

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成人快手 Comedy had a big night at last night's Royal Television Awards...

Congratulations to Miranda Hart, who scored a double-whammy by scooping the Best Comedy Performance and Best Scripted Comedy gongs for her all-conquering sitcom Miranda.

Getting On scribes Jo Brand, Vicki Pepperdine and Joanna Scanlan won the Best Writer (Comedy) prize for their bittersweet sitcom (on 成人快手 Four) and thoroughly deserved it is too (needless brackets).

Special mention goes to Professor Brian Cox for winning the Best Presenter category. Watch out for the deleted scene from the forthcoming DVD of Wonders Of The Stoner System in which Brian explains we are all made from the same showbiz stardust as Charlie Sheen.

Even though The X Factor won Best Entertainment show... Voice Over Guy Peter Dickson remains determined to unleash his inner repressed thespian.

Congratulations to all the obscenely talented people who made these award-winning shows so funny. Bravo!

Thanks for sending in all your questions for #AskMrsBrown. Our favourite Irish Matriarch has been reading through them, and offers up her pearls of wisdom in the video below. Has Mrs. Brown answered your question?

More from Mrs. Brown's Boys:

• Producer Stephen McCrum explains how he took Mrs. Brown from the stage to the screen.
• Mrs. Brown makes a cock-up at a hen party.
• Writer, creator and star of Mrs. Brown's Boys, Brendan O'Carroll reveals Mrs. Brown uses Twitter to get fashion advice from the stars.
• Watch more clips and interviews on the Mrs. Brown's Boys programme page.

Mrs. Brown's Boys is on 成人快手 One every Monday evening at 10.35pm.

Radio presenters from across the 成人快手 are set for an epic comedy showdown as Stand Up For Comic Relief makes its return.

Those taking part this year are Radio 1's Dev, Tony Blackburn from Radio 2, Tom Service from Radio 3, Jenni Murray from Radio 4, Tony Livesey from 5 live and Shaun Keaveny from 6 Music. You can watch their stand-up routines below.

Radio 1's Dev:

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Radio 2's Tony Blackburn:

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Radio 3's Tom Service:

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Radio 4's Jenni Murray:

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5 Live's Tony Livesey:

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6Music's Shaun Keaveny:

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The six willing presenters have showcased their three-minute stand-up routine in front of a live studio audience and now they vie for your votes.

To vote for your favourite stand-up act, call one of the numbers below. But please do read this information before voting:

• Calls cost 拢1.02 from a BT landline, other networks may vary.
• Calls from mobiles will cost considerably more.
• 76p will go to Comic Relief.
• You must be 16 or over and please ask the bill payer鈥檚 permission.
• Lines close at 7pm on 16th March. Please do not call after the deadline, as your vote will not be counted and you may still be charged.
• The winner will be announced on the 18th March.听
• For full terms and conditions visit

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About Stand Up For Comic Relief

Following a masterclass with Radio 4's Mark Thomas, the presenters were paired up with their mentors - Dev with Chris Ramsey, Tony Blackburn with Julian Clary, Tom Service with Sandi Toksvig, Jenni Murray with Mark Steel, Tony Livesey with Justin Moorhouse and Shaun Keaveny with Miles Jupp.

A three-part series called Stand Up for Comic Relief, which charts their progress, has been broadcast on Radio 4. If you missed it, you can catch up here on iPlayer.

The winner will be announced across all the 成人快手 Radio networks on Red Nose Day.

For more information on Stand Up For Comic Relief visit the Red Nose Day website.

Twenty Twelve, a new six-part comic documentary series starring Hugh Bonneville and Jessica Hynes, begins next week on 成人快手 Four.

The series, narrated by David Tennant, follows the team responsible for delivering the 2012 Olympics in London. They've got nine billion pounds to spend and plenty of time to think about it all. What can possibly go wrong? Watch the trailer below.

Writer and director John Morton gives us the lowdon on the characters from Twenty Twelve. Read on to meet the team behind the biggest show on Earth!

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Business as usual for Prince Andrew he faces criticism for his controversial business ties...

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Misery Bear made a video for Comic Relief and this is the furry little fella's diary of what happened on the shoot...

5am: Alarm call. The guys at Comic Relief and the 成人快手 had promised me a cab, but then it turned out that it would be too expensive, so they asked me to get a bus.

It鈥檚 quite a long journey from where I live to where the shoot was, so it actually ended up being three different buses.

On one of them, a drunk man sat next to me and told me he was going to eat me. I lost my travel card on the second bus, so I had to pay again for the third bus. Maybe the drunk man stole it. He was mean. And who drinks at six in the morning? Not even I do that.

8am: On set. Turns out I wasn鈥檛 needed till 10am, so I needn鈥檛 have got such an early start. So yeah, I end up milling around on my own for two hours while the idiots who make these films with me set up all the stuff. Still, I managed to sneak a bacon roll for my breakfast. Also smoked about nine fags.

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10:30am: My co-star arrives. I hadn鈥檛 met Kate Moss before and I have to admit I was a little bit nervous. I never miss an issue of Vogue, so to have the privilege of working with a girl who鈥檚 graced the cover more times than I care to remember, well鈥� I was honoured, I can tell you.

And you know what? We got on. We were both a bit wary around each other for the first couple of scenes. I鈥檝e acted many times in the past so I could tell Kate was a little wary of making a faux-paw in front of me, but she held her own very well, and as soon as we got our groove things went swimmingly. Although Nat and Chris were very unprofessional 鈥� they kept giggling and blushing like schoolboys as soon as she got there.

12pm: After our tenth cigarette break, Kate and I decided that it would be a good idea to crack open some of the booze that was being used for props on the shoot. We both share a fondness for fine wine and spirits, and soon we were clinking glasses as we performed our roles.

Richard Curtis, who people tell me is an important man but I hadn鈥檛 heard of him, popped in to see how the shoot was going. In a lull between takes, Mr Curtis took me to one side and called me "deeply unprofessional" and "stupid" for drinking on set. I felt a bit humiliated, and I couldn鈥檛 help but notice he didn鈥檛 tell Kate off too.

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2pm: Despite mine and Kate鈥檚 amazing performances, the directors continually failed to get the shots we needed for this important short film.

I mentioned to Jon, the producer, that they were probably not the best people to use, considering how important Comic Relief is and that we鈥檙e trying to raise money here. He agreed but said it was too late to fire Chris and Nat. Also, in between takes I tried to get a look down Kate鈥檚 top and she caught me looking. But it was okay, she didn鈥檛 seem to mind.

11pm: Not quite sure what happened in between, but we wrapped the shoot at 3pm, went for 鈥渁 quick drink鈥� to celebrate it, and next thing I know it鈥檚 kicking out time, Kate鈥檚 clambering into a taxi and a paparazzi man is taking a photo of me as I鈥檓 vomiting in the gutter.

Really no clue what happened in the afternoon, and I can only assume I was sick from food poisoning, or stress. Not sure if I tried to kiss Kate or not while we were out celebrating. Hope I didn鈥檛. I know she鈥檚 getting married soon and I don鈥檛 want to get in the way of her happiness, but it would have been nice to have a quick snog.

I did get a text from her at 2am though. It just said "although I loved working with you, little bear, please never contact me again."

Hmmm, maybe I did go for that snog鈥�

Here's some pics we took backstage from 24 Hour Panel People...

Charlie Brooker was very pleased to see us.

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Lee Mack and David Mitchell were equally thrilled.

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Keith Lemon (but no sign of Willoughbooby).

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We counted three heads but daren't guess at the combined IQ.

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Someone dropped The F Bomb on 8 Out Of 10 Cats and we ain't saying who. Right, Jimmy?

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And finally Richard Curtis personally thanked the Social Media audience. Legend. Winning.

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We just can't wait for David to do it all again next year, right Mr Walliams?

Mr Walliams?

Highlights of David's endurance test (including Celebrity Juice with *shudders* Jedward) will be shown on Red Nose Day.

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Yesterday, David Walliams successfully completed his 24 Hour Panel People marathon for .

Mr Walliams delivered a tour-de-force performance as host, team captain and guest on a non-stop web broadcast of seemingly never-ending panel shows.

"It was tough, yes, but it was the right side of tough," said the Come Fly With Me and Little Britain star.

"I mean if I was slumped on the desk not saying anything I think it really wouldn't have been very entertaining but you could see I was a little bit delirious towards the end."

Sorry, David. That really was Jedward on Celebrity Juice. You weren't hallucinating.

Walliams has previously swam the English Channel for , eventually raising more than one million pounds after training for nine months.

Comparing the marathon with that swim, Walliams said "with this I had a lot less sense of how it was going to work out because I really didn't know how I would be after staying awake for so long and also being on TV and trying to be entertaining - it is so different."

Well done David, you combined the cool of a David Blaine stunt with laughs of Come Fly With Me.

Bravo, dear boy... bravo!

The Newsjack team are hosting another live question and answer session for comedy writers. This time they'll be attempting to edit a sketch during the live Q&A. Join in below, or tweet with the hashtag #newsjack and they'll publish some of your comments during the session.

The Newsjack producers and script editor will be taking questions here between 13.00 and 14.00 on Friday 4 March. You'll be able to submit questions from 12.30. Questions will be published and answered one at a time. It may not be possible to answer every question, but the Newsjack team will answer as many as they can.

Listen to Newsjack every Thursday at 22.30 on Radio 7. Catch up with the previous Newsjack Q&A session here.

The setting sun is just a mirage, the oldest trick in the book is a goose decapitation, and 'not enough room to swing a cat' means exactly that - just a few of the things we've learnt from QI recently. And now the world's most challenging quiz is returning to 成人快手 Two for its ninth series, which starts in the autumn.

George Entwistle, the Acting Director of 成人快手 Vision says it will be "custom-built for a post watershed slot where I guess it might dare to be even more interesting." John Lloyd, creator and series producer says: "QI did very well in the ratings on 成人快手 One but we thought we ought to give Coronation Street a fighting chance. We're very happy to be back in our old den on 成人快手 Two."

Host Stephen Fry and regular panellist Alan Davies will both move along with it and will be joined each week by (mostly) willing guests who will try to answer impossibly difficult questions. Any "quite interesting" answer may get a point (whether right or wrong) and penalties will be imposed for obvious wrong answers."

The Oldest Trick in the Book

The first thing on our bucket list is to publish weekly columns every week rather than every fortnight, but without further ado, 's weekly column continues. Catch up on part 1 here, or read on to find out more.

First off, here's an interactive introduction: follow the on screen instructions:

Animation by

According to those in the know, "life鈥檚 too short". It's too short to worry, too short to do anything slightly challenging, and certainly too short to have regrets, apart from the one massive ongoing regret about the shortness of life, which they never shut up about. It makes you wonder why these people bother doing anything. They might as well just make themselves comfortable and wait for the inevitable.

Fame. I'm gonna live forever. I'm gonna get my consciousness injected into a Hydrogen atom. Baby, remember my atomic weight. Yes, in the battle for immortality, science will always beat celebrity. For example, did you know there's enough carbon in a human body to make a diamond 鈥� or, if you're on a budget, a small pencil? A diamond is forever, but an Ikea pencil says "You can't take it with you. Actually, can you? No one is really sure what the rules are on this."

Science has achieved a lot in this field. Modern immortal Doctor Who uses his alien Timelord powers to regularly trick nerds into watching a kids' costume drama, and scientists have been artificially extending the lifespan of laboratory mice for decades. Some living rodents are now so old they can remember back to the very first time Russell Howard did his "little boy voice" on Mock the Week.

Cryonics is the science of freezing corpses until someone invents magic. The elderly are the most likely to undergo cryopreservation, partly because that's the age when people usually give up the ghost, and partly because they're always cold anyway. To an old person, the thought of all that meat going to waste is the only thing more alarming than a full-size bottle of ketchup. But remember that elderly subjects should always be taken outside before thawing, or they won't feel the benefit.

101 Things to do Before You Die will continue next week. In the meantime, why not leave your own suggestions in the comments below?

Update: Mrs. Brown听has been answering even more of your questions! Click here to watch听the second part of her听video blog.

Mrs. Brown has been rather busy this week, meddling in her son Mark's marriage to Betty. However, she's taken time out to read through and respond to your questions. So see if you have got a reply in the video below!

Mrs. Brown will be back answering more questions throughout March. Please do keep them coming.

You can #AskMrs Brown here on the blog or:

1. Add a comment to the video on

2. On Twitter, tweet to using the hashtag #AskMrsBrown

3. Post your questions on the

Please Note: When contributing to this post your comments and username may be used on the Mrs. Brown's Boys programme page, 成人快手 Comedy website and YouTube channel.

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More from Mrs. Brown's Boys:

• Producer Stephen McCrum explains how he took Mrs. Brown from the stage to the screen.
• Mrs. Brown finds another way to embarrass her daughter, Cathy
• Writer, creator and star of Mrs. Brown's Boys, Brendan O'Carroll reveals Mrs. Brown's perfect day

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Mrs. Brown's Boys is on 成人快手 One every Monday evening at 10.35pm.

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Controversy continues as apparent support for Colonel Gaddafi's son comes from a key figure in the UK media...

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Watch David Walliams undertake his mammoth panel show marathon as it happens via the Red Nose Day website on Saturday 5th March.

Which famous funny people will be helping the Little Britain and Come Fly With Me star keep his stiff upper lipper up erect during 24 Hour Panel People?

Well, for starters there's pro-funny people Jack Dee, Stephen Fry, Miranda Hart, Jason Manford, David Mitchell, Dara O鈥橞riain, Paul O鈥橤rady, Sue Perkins, Jo Brand, Jimmy Carr, Lee Mack, Charlie Brooker and Jedward will all be doing their bit to help out.

Who wouldn't want Jedward's assistance on an endurance test? Will a delirious David just think he's hallucinating them?

Shows and stars featured on the day will include:

The Generation Game - David and his mum battle it out against comedian Miranda Hart and her on screen mother, actress Patricia Hodge, with Vernon Kay as host.

Just A Minute 鈥� Radio 4鈥檚 classic show makes its on screen debut, giving fans the chance to see host Nicholas Parsons in action alongside guests including Shelia Hancock, Tony Hawks, Lee Mack and of course David Walliams.

Blankety Blank 鈥� returning to the show he hosted as alter-ego Lily Savage, Paul O鈥橤rady hosts a special edition of the celebrity game-show as himself. Guests include Barbara Windsor, David Tennant, Stacey Solomon and, yes you guessed it, David Walliams.

Through The Keyhole - the legendary Sir David Frost returns along with Loyd Grossman to take a peak into a famous home.

They Think It鈥檚 All Over - Nick Hancock, Richard Bacon and Gabby Logan are among those on the panel alongside David, who will be taking part in classic rounds such as Feel The Sportsman.

Room 101 - Nick Hancock will learn about David's pet hates as he tries to persuade him to banish them forever.

What's My Line - Hosted by Stephen K Amos with Christopher Biggins among the guests joining David.

Whose Line Is It Anyway - Clive Anderson, Tony Slattery, Neil Mullarky and Josie Lawrence are reuniting for the classic improvisation.

Never Mind The Buzzcocks - returns with Chris O'Dowd.

QI - Russell Tovey, Sue Perkins, Sean Lock and host Stephen Fry.

Would I Lie To You? - Starring David Mitchell, Lee Mack, Faye Ripley and Claudia Winkleman.

Mock The Week - David will be joined by Seann Walsh, Dara O'Briain and Andy Parsons.

Celebrity Juice - Leigh Francis will be testing David, Lauren Laverne, Professor Germaine Greer and show regulars Rufus Hound and Jedward about the week鈥檚 tabloid fodder.

It's Only TV... - Jack Dee, Danny Wallace, Ulrika Jonsson, Charlie Brooker and Tom Deacon.

Argumental - Marcus Brigstocke and Rufus Hound will be arguing and debating along with David, Jo Brand, Dara O鈥橞riain and Professor Germaine Greer.

Call My Bluff - Russell Tovey will be among those joining David as they attempt to bamboozle one another.

Mastermind - David will be among the guests taking a seat in the infamous black chair for host Griff Rhys Jones.

Have I Got News For You? - Jason Manford hosts a very special edition of the show.

The whole of 24 Hour Panel People will stream live on bbc.co.uk/rednoseday from midday on Saturday 5th March until midday on Sunday 6th March.

All proceeds raised in support of this enormous feat will go to , to help people living incredibly tough lives both here in the UK and in Africa.