Tracey Breaks the News - Episode Guide

This time, Tracey Breaks The News will include the return of favourite characters Angela Merkel, Nicola Sturgeon, and Theresa May, whilst Brigitte and Emmanuel Macron make their debut.

And, for the first time, Tracey will also take on an impression of Jeremy Corbyn.

More up-to-the-minute comedy as Tracey Ullman gives her unique take on the week's news with her hilarious characters and amazing impressions.

More up-to-the-minute satirical comedy from Tracey Ullman, including Theresa May in a frosty call with Donald Trump, Jeremy Corbyn putting the world to rights on his allotment, Sharon Osborne having a bit of trouble with the X Factor rules and a fun new way to spot which MP will be the next to resign.

Tracey Ullman is back with her unique comic spin on the headlines, including her impressions of politicians and celebrities. Jeremy Corbyn has an awkward meeting with an old friend, Europe's beige-est leader Angela Merkel wonders about her image and Rupert Murdoch spends some quality time with his main squeeze Jerry Hall. Plus, brand new for this series are the ever-so-trustworthy Michael Gove, as well as the hilarious new double act of Jacob Rees-Mogg and his long-suffering Nanny.

Tracey Ullman is back with her unique comic spin on the headlines, including her impressions of politicians and celebrities. Returning in this episode are Theresa May, Angela Merkel, Nicola Sturgeon, and the ever-trustworthy Michael Gove. Plus the love story between Rupert Murdoch and Jerry Hall continues, and there's more from politics' most hapless double act - Jacob Rees Mogg and his long-suffering nanny.

Tracey Ullman is back with her unique comic spin on the headlines, including her impressions of politicians and celebrities. Jeremy Corbyn prepares for Labour Live, his gig of the century, Rupert Murdoch gets a Father's Day surprise from Jerry and Nanny takes special care of Jacob Rees Mogg. Plus there's more from Angela Merkel, Theresa May and a very-possibly-human Michael Gove.

A political and topical offering from award-winning actress, impressionist and comedian Tracey Ullman. For the first time Tracey is taking on an impression of Theresa May, alongside favourites Angela Merkel and Nicola Sturgeon. The show is a mix of famous political figures and everyday people reacting to the results of the general election and the anniversary of the Brexit vote. As the election result will have global implications, the show also looks at the reaction of the Russians, Europeans and Melania Trump.