Stewart Lee

Stewart Lee ‘I owe a lot to a dead man's cock.” So begins the first song, a propulsive piece of Lennonesque powerpop called I Am This

A comedy writer with a refuse receptacle on his head may be the only thing that stands between Britain and fascism. He's just the man for the job

The shocking death of Ann Widdecombe was greeted by the kind of incendiary far-right speculation and rhetoric that only increases the risk to those in public life

In the face of heat and urban wildfires, is Andy ‘Burn Them!' Burnham really going to approve more oil drilling? So much for net zero – or voting Labour again

‘Jokes' like the one the Greens' leader shared on social media only help the beleaguered Reform leader deflect scrutiny

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Unfortunately, the climate crisis requires concerted, difficult opposition to Trump and the fossil fuel industry, not just restrictions on tinfoil grills

In an onstage conversation for Best Fit's secret sessions at least year's End of the Road Festival, we brought comedian Stewart Lee along to chat to Lewis Evans and Tyler Hyde from Black Country New Road – and it was funny as hell.

The comedian on crying to Loudon Wainwright III’s music, listening to the Fall thanks to John Peel and why he loves going to Bob Dylan gigs

It's tricky enough dealing with the press when you're just trying to flog a few DVDs. Imagine if you were trying to change Britain's mind about Brexit?