Rory Bremners Coalition Report - 03.02.2015

Featuring Rory Bremner, John Bird, Matt Forde, Sara Pascoe and Jan Ravens, this half hour special is Rory's long-awaited return to the BBC after 20 years. With special appearances from Boris Johnson, David Cameron, Paul Hollywood and a galaxy of fresh and not-so-fresh voices, the master impressionist is back doing what he does best - taking a satirical swipe at the political scene.
Filmed just before transmission in Manchester, Rory Bremner's Coalition Report is part of a season of programmes exploring the political landscape 800 years after Magna Carta was written. With a mixture of sketches, stand-up, songs and archive, Rory and the team take on the combined might of Cameron, Clegg and Miliband... and also Nigel Farage.
Lively, informed, irreverent and timely, the Coalition Report offers the antidote to a diet of traditional political programmes. Before you go to the polls or after you've just been referendum-ed, this is a bite-sized look at all that's good, bad and indifferent, and provides enough political calories to see you through until May 2015.

[@Smudgie]

Wow! Political satire on the telly!!! I thought it had all but died out in Britain.
Thanks for the upload.

[@benbroly233]

Great master and great apprentice . What a pair !!!👻👻

[@ssian5678]

That Bake-Off sketch at 18:07 felt like a Spitting Image bit. Superb. I adore seeing Bird crop up from time to time, too.
Sadly The Weakest Link bit later on fell flat, because it hasn't been on for a decade and the questions were all outdated (or was that the idea?). It feels like a leftover recycled from an old special. The Anne impression is on point, though.

[@howdan1985]

8:07 "I know it sounds like a dream but it could be reality...if only.....if only I could get to Birmingham 32 minutes quicker" LOLLLLLLLLLL Cryinggg!!

[@kmlattin5990]

funny show ! 2022 +

[@darrinmcneill534]

Danny Alexander whatever happened to him

[@JamJam0189]

I the 'ginger rodent' as Harriet Harman called him, he lost his seat in 2015 like many Lib Dems they lost support because of siding with the austerity Conservatives.

[@jonathaneilbeck2263]

He now works at an investment bank now.

[@SlimHandle]

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