All news on the topic: David Baddiel

As the Princess of Wales issues a public apology for the ‘confusion’ around the photograph of her on Mother's Day, we take a look at other times the royals have been forced to apologise

It is one of the most famous football songs ever written and has been played during every major tournament since 1996, but Three Lions is now not a big earner for David Baddiel and Frank Skinner

Franz Beckenbauer, the Bayern Munich and Germany legend, has passed away at the age of 78. His remarkable career, during which he was an innovator as much as a serial winner, made him truly one of the game's all-time greats

Camilla, 76, is launching the new weekly podcast, the Queen's Reading Room joining Prince Harry, Meghan Markle and Sarah Ferguson as the latest royal with a podcast

BBC telly host and professional poker player Victoria Coren Mitchell and her husband, comedian David Mitchell, recently shared happy news with welcoming their second child

Ian Broudie has revealed the background to his terrace classic Three Lions, and revealed it was initially given a different title by accident - and nearly didn't get written at all

Comedians including Les Dennis and David Baddiel have been remember the late Mike Yarwood following the Royal Variety Charity announcing the comic's death on Friday

David Baddiel has questioned whether Cillian Murphy should have been cast in the titular role of Christopher Nolan's new film, Oppenheimer, which is already being tipped for the Oscars

In July 1971, the three-time World Cup winner pulled on the jersey in Sao Paulo and in the 34th minute scored for Brazil in a 1-1 friendly with Austria

JOHN TERRY has slammed David Baddiel for using his name for "cheap laughs" over the Match of the Day controversy.Comedian and Chelsea fan Baddiel made

The Countess and her husband, Prince Edward, had criticised Skinner’s singing after he and comedian David Baddiel performed Three Lions on stage at the Royal Albert Hall

Where have we heard that before, asks Fleet Street Fox. Oh yes, Nazi Germany, just before the Holocaust began