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The TV panellist is comedian Russell Howard, he's funny.

The Graham Norton Show: Safe on the sofa Sam Wollaston 2010

Freud had a famously varied career which included stints as a politician, chef, restaurateur, food writer, horse racing pundit, children's writer, and dog food advertiser, but he was perhaps best known as a panellist on

Politics news, UK and world political comment and analysis | guardian.co.uk 2009

"There is nothing to 'understand' about this!" the former editor of the Sun shouted, as a youthful fellow panellist referred to deep alienation among his peers in London's poorest areas.

From top to bottom we need a new ethic of responsibility | Observer editorial 2011

✒BBC Radio 4 was largely insulated from the BBC's cuts last week, but if it ever finds itself short of a panellist on Just A Minute, it could always turn to BBC Trust chairman Lord Patten.

Media Monkey's Diary 2011

Wise would clearly be a regular on Thought for the Day, a panellist on Sunday Morning Live; Songs of Praise would regularly broadcast from his church.

Holy smoke: religion and television's uneasy pact 2011

Cole, meanwhile, has reportedly already entered the next stage of her career, becoming a glamorous pawn in a ratings war between BBC1 and ITV.This weekend the 27-year-old singing star and talent show panellist was reportedly choosing between high-profile roles on Saturday night television shows for BBC1 or ITV1, although probably for a reduced fee.

Cheryl Cole ponders switch to BBC after X Factor sacking 2011

That may be changing now, thanks to his new-found status as a particularly vociferous panellist on Mock The Week.

This week's new live comedy 2011

Shami Chakrabarti, the director of Liberty who was also a panellist on the programme, offered qualified support for the substance of Clarke's original remarks.

Kenneth Clarke delays announcement of sentencing reforms 2011

Later that year a panellist at the MediaGuardian Edinburgh International Television Festival claimed that coverage of Harry's tour of duty had been used by the Taliban as a propaganda tool for recruitment.

Don't show Prince Harry kidnap drama, says army chief Mark Sweney 2010

The Liberal Democrat Jo Swinson memorably dispatched this slur on Question Time recently, where she explained to a reactionary fellow panellist that if she had agreed to pick her up a Mars from the canteen but returned with a Twix because they had sold out, she would still have one chocolate bar.

AV referendum: The Dave and Dr No show | Editorial 2011