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Harry Hill's TV Burp written by David Quantick won the BAFTA for Best Entertainment.

War Horse at the National Theatre featuring Gareth Kennerley, Tim Lewis, Thusitha Jayasundera and Stephen Harper with video design by Leo Warner and Mark Grimmer for Fifty Nine Productions was nominated for 6 Olivier Awards and won for Best Design. It was also nominated for two Evening Standard Awards.

Saint Joan at the National Theatre featuring Gareth Kennerley, Ross Waiton and David Ricardo-Pearce has won the South Bank Theatre Award and an Olivier for Best Revival.

Fiddler on the Roof featuring Frances Thorburn and Gareth Kennerley was nominated for Olivier Best Musical Revival and the Evening Standard Award for Best Musical.

The Brothers Size designed by Patrick Burnier received an Olivier nomination for Outstanding Achievement in the Affiliated Theatre.

Richard Katz is currently appearing in How To Tell The Monsters From The Misfits at Birmingham Rep, directed by Lorne Campbell.

Eleanor Matsuura can be seen in My Family on Friday 9 May, BBC1 at 9.30pm.

Anthony Shuster is currently appearing in Richard II, Henry IV Parts I & II and Henry V for the RSC at the Roundhouse as part of the Histories Cycle, directed by Michael Boyd.

Martin Jarvis directs BBC Radio 4's premiere of Ian Fleming's Dr No - transmitting on Saturday May 24, 2.30pm. The novel is dramatised by Hugh Whitemore with Toby Stephens as James Bond and David Suchet as Dr No. Martin Jarvis also plays the voice of Ian Fleming. The all-star cast includes Samuel West, Peter Capaldi, Lisa Dillon and Janie Dee. The producer is Rosalind Ayres.

Jacqueline King stars as Sylvia Noble, Catherine Tate's mother, in the new series of Doctor Who which begins Saturday 5 April, BBC1 at 6.20pm.

David Hartley is appearing in I Caught Crabs in Walberswick and Eleanor Matsuura is appearing in Stovepipe which both form part of this year's High Tide Festival.

Nick Sampson is currently appearing in As You Like It for Watford Palace Theatre, in the roles of the two Dukes.

Alison Forbes-Meyler designed the costumes for Peter Taylor's 4 part series, Age of Terror, exploring four major terrorist attacks from the past three decades

Nominees for this year's Broadcasting Press Guild Award include Stuart Maconie and Mark Radcliffe for Radio Broadcaster of the Year.

Simon Blackwell has been nominated in the Best Writer category in this year's RTS awards for The Thick Of It, which has been nominated also in the Best Situation Comedy category, and Armstrong and Miller has been nominated for Best Entertainment Programme.

The Thick of It has also won the Best Comedy Programme in the Broadcast Awards 2008.

Armstrong and Miller, whose Fighter Pilot Sketches and Divorced Dad were created and written by Simon Blackwell, has also been nominated for Best Comedy/Entertainment Show in the Broadcasting Press Guild Awards.

Stuart Maconie's book, Pies and Prejudice, published by Ebury, has just been released in paperback going straight into the Top 10 Bestsellers list in its first week. Stuart also presents the Saturday afternoon show on Radio 2 between 2-4.30pm and the Freak Zone on BBC 6Music 5-8pm on Sundays.

Colin Richmond has designed Hapgood directed by Rachel Kavanaugh in a Birmingham Rep / West Yorkshire Playhouse co-production. Other recent shows include Bad Girls - The Musical at the Garrick Theatre, Amadeus at Sheffield Crucible, Salonika directed by Nicolai Foster at West Yorkshire Playhouse and Ring Around the Moon, directed by Sean Mathias in the West End.

Jason Southgate is designing Sound of My Voice for Citizens' Theatre Glasgow. He recently opened Der Silbersee for Wexford Festival Opera and Hamlet, Desire Under the Elms, Peter Pan and Waiting for Godot for the Citz.

Joanna McCallum is currently appearing in The Clean House, on National tour directed by John Dove.

Tamzin Griffin stars in Brief Encounter - Kneehigh Theatre's stage adaptation of the David Lean film now in the West End. Emma Rice directs.

"A delight: moving, funny, gripping....Tamzin Griffin very funny as the 'refayed' Myrtle."
Benedict Nightingale, The Times

The scripts of the multi-award winning series The Thick of It co-written by Simon Blackwell have now been released as a book. You can buy it on Amazon here. Simon's work on The Thick of It has just been nominated for a Writers' Guild Award for Best Comedy.

Andrew Collins features heavily in new UK Gold series, When Were We Funniest?, which runs from now until Christmas.

Leo Warner and Mark Grimmer for Fifty Nine Productions have designed the video for the Royal Opera House productions of Salome and The Minotaur. They have also just finished designing the video for a huge tour of Sinatra.

Angela Davies recently designed Falstaff for Grange Park Opera and Mahabharata at Sadler's Wells and on national tour. She is currently working on a design for the Donmar Warehouse and Rigoletto for Grange Park Opera.

Trevor Dann has written a biography, Darker Than The Deepest Sea: In Search Of Nick Drake which has just been published by Portrait Publishing. Trevor hosts the Sunday afternoon show on the Classic Gold Network.

In this year's Royal Television Society Awards, Andrew Collins won the Breakthrough Award - Behind the Screen for writing Not Going Out for Avalon.

Cliff Parisi plays Minty Peterson in EastEnders.

Andrew Collins is Word Magazine's television reviewer.

Jonny Trunk has a weekly show on London's Resonance FM, every Saturday at 4pm.