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My first Frogwares Sherlock art and it’s a modern au… but I had such a clear vision of this that I had to do it. 🥰 I’m so proud of this! I haven’t drawn in months and I have more ideas, let’s hope I get to them.
Please mind the details and Sherry’s collarbone moles. Feel free to imagine Jon’s other tattoos :)
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Comic claims BBC sacked him for being ‘male and white’
Award-winning comedian Jon Holmes has placed the BBC at the centre of a damaging diversity row after claiming he was sacked from a Radio 4 show for being ‘white and male’.
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The star has appeared on comedy sketch programme The Now Show for 18 years, but says BBC bosses have given him the push, telling him: “we’re recasting it with more women and diversity.”
He received a phonecall from the show’s producer who explained during the course of an “awkward conversation” that he was no longer part of the show.
“Should I, as a white man (through no fault of my own), be fired from my job because I am a white man? Arguably, yes. You may well think I’m c*** on the Now Show, and that’s fine, but to be told it’s because I’m the wrong sex and colour?
“I’m not sure that’s helpful to anyone’s cause.”
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Dozens of stars and campaigners have blasted the Beeb for their decision, with racial equality campaigner Trevor Phillips calling the decision “idiotic”.
“They are misunderstanding what the point of the diversity drive was about,” he added. “This sounds like somebody who is basically climbing their way up the greasy ladder and they think hiring black and Asian talent is part of what they have got to do to look good.”
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Actress Maureen Lipman also leapt to Jon’s defence, saying: “We are talking about someone who has done some of the best work on radio,” she said. “It sounds unbelievable.”
Holmes, 47, has been a writer and performer on the show, presented by Outnumbered star Hugh Dennis and his comedy partner Steve Punt, since it was first broadcast in 1997.
A BBC spokesman has thanked Jon Holmes for his “excellent and memorable contributions” and added that “our comedy shows are constantly evolving and it is time to create opportunities for new regulars as the show returns this autumn.”
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Sunday 12 June sees the recording The Now Show: 1916, a non-topical show which will be part of the BBC season commemorating the events of 1916; from wartime humour and art to the politics and propaganda, Steve Punt, Hugh Dennis, and some special guests, will present a show that will be informative, funny, and a good degree more tasteful than the jokes told in the trenches. It will be broadcast on Thursday 30 June. On Sunday19 June, we come right up to date with The Now Show: EU & Yours, a comic take on the referendum to be broadcast that very evening, just four days before polling stations open. Should we stay or should we go? We definitely won't be giving a definitive answer, but Steve Punt, Hugh Dennis, Jon Holmes, Mitch Benn and some special guests will be here to help you make up your mind.
With Suzi Ruffell, Mitch Benn, Jessica Ransom and Jon Holmes
