Daisy Dunn

The genius of I’m Sorry I Haven’t a Clue

Plus: a memorable trip into the parallel universe of fashionistas, and a high-minded new podcast from Stig Abell

Rob Bryden, Tim Brooke-Taylor, Jack Dee & Barry Cryer in BBC Radio 4's I'm Sorry I Haven't Got a Clue. Photo: Howard Denner / Photoshot / Getty Images

I’m Sorry I Haven’t a Clue has just been voted the greatest radio comedy of all time by Radio Times, ahead of Hancock’s Half Hour and the brilliant Round the Horne. The first two episodes of series 73 (can you believe it?) are also the last Tim Brooke-Taylor recorded before losing his life to coronavirus earlier this year.

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