No Such Thing As The News

No Such Thing As The News is a topical, television-version of the award-winning QI podcast No Such Thing As A Fish.

Filmed in front of a live audience, No Such Thing As The News is fast, intelligent and witty television, unlike any other show about the week's events. It aims to do for the news what QI does for the universe at large: making the dull interesting, the obscure clear and the frightening comprehensible, with four young QI researchers - James Harkin, Andrew Hunter Murray, Anna Ptaszynski and Dan Schreiber.

Dubbed 'The QI Elves' by Stephen Fry they will be sharing the most interesting things they've discovered in the news that week. No Such Thing As The News is a fresh new way of delivering news to make viewers not just better informed but feeling better about the world afterwards as well.

Produced for BBC News by John Lloyd, creator of The News Quiz, Spitting Image, Blackadder and QI, and edited by Keith Blackmore, Managing Editor of BBC News & Current Affairs.

*In 110 weekly editions since its launch in 2014, No Such Thing As A Fish has been downloaded 25 million times and attracted 715,000 subscribers.

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