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As Alan Partridge he became a household name, winning accolade upon accolade for his enduringly funny portrayal of the hopelessly inept TV and radio presenter.

Alan Partridge will be back on TV in the "next couple of months". Fans last saw Steve Coogan's hapless broadcaster alter-ego on the BBC One series 'This Time with Alan Partridge' - which saw him step ...

Those Alan Partridge-themed raffles and parties soon followed, then other club nights, before the punk record label was launched. It has now released more than 120 different titles since.

There is, though, one significant difference between Alan Partridge and Garry Richardson: the latter is the master of his craft. And, on Monday, he will bring to a close one of the most remarkable ...