Why a Saudi comedy festival drawing big US comedians is no barrel of laughs
PRESS REVIEW – Friday, October 3: We look at reactions in the British papers after a fatal stabbing outside a Manchester synagogue on a holy Jewish holiday. This Friday also marks 35 years since the reunification of East and West Germany, but have the divides been bridged? Plus: human rights groups find nothing to laugh about a comedy festival in Saudi Arabia, where freedom of speech is restricted. Finally, an American woman who won the Cheesemonger World Cup title last month explains how she did it.
PRESS REVIEW – Friday, October 3: We look at reactions in the British papers after a fatal stabbing outside a Manchester synagogue on a holy Jewish holiday. This Friday also marks 35 years since the reunification of East and West Germany, but have the divides been bridged? Plus: human rights groups find nothing to laugh about a comedy festival in Saudi Arabia, where freedom of speech is restricted. Finally, an American woman who won the Cheesemonger World Cup title last month explains how she did it.
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