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Little Britain up for top comedy award

Hit TV shows Little Britain and The Office will battle it out at this year’s British Comedy Awards.

Little Britain up for top comedy award

Wed, 10 Nov, 2004 - 14:55

Hit TV shows Little Britain and The Office will battle it out at this year’s British Comedy Awards.

They have two nominations apiece for best TV comedy and the best TV comedy actor title.

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