The name should give a clue to the big change in the Brummie comic’s life. Back in March, Skinner was dropped by his long-time station, Absolute Radio, in a reshuffle that ended their 15-year ...

Frank Skinner, 68, reveals he's MARRIED partner Cath Mason after 24 years together 'Anyway, we walk up the stairs me and Cath, and they said to Buzz "Just plug your phone in there and you can play ...

Frank Skinner has spoken about stand-up routines earlier in his career, with him telling BBC Radio 4's the Today podcast that he now finds some of his old jokes 'a bit offensive' ...

Frank Skinner has received an MBE in the New Year Honours list for his services to entertainment. The broadcaster and comedian, 65, began his career in 1987 at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

BEING FRANK I want to get married – but my girlfriend has rejected me 4 times…maybe she doesn’t like me, says Frank Skinner ...

Frank Skinner will be in conversation with Scott McKendry at Seamus Heaney HomePlace on June 27. See seamusheaneyhome.com for full event information.

You have to allow people to grow up,' says Frank Skinner, who has certainly done that.The sharp-faced comic still has the wry smile that reminds you of the 90s, when he and his comedy partner ...

However, there was one major rule which all of them were obliged to follow, despite the fact it's a cooking show - no cutlery in photoshoots. Talking on his podcast Frank Off The Radio, he revealed: ...

AWARD-winning comedian and broadcaster Frank Skinner is a national treasure. In March 2024, he announced that his Absolute Radio show is being axed after 15 years. Who is Frank Skinner and what is … ...

Comedian Frank Skinner was axed from his radio show earlier this year and he's now opened up about how he felt 'rejected' and 'dumped'. By Tianna Corbin , TV reporter 08:49, Tue, Oct 29, 2024 ...

Frank Skinner has said he is “deeply ashamed” of his treatment of former footballer Jason Lee, describing his jokes about the sportsman as “bullying”. In the Nineties, ...

Frank Skinner has explained why he longer wishes to be on TV.. The comedian, who had his own BBC One chat show in the 1990s, which moved to ITV from 1999 to 2005, said he thinks “radio and ...