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is marking its 40th birthday with a musical about Prince Andrew and a programme about unusually large penises.
The broadcaster announced that it would air a satirical musical about the life of the Queen’s second son, who had to step back from public life due to his association with the paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
As part of a season of programmes designed to hark back to ’s “radical, irreverent and iconoclastic roots”, it has also commissioned a documentary about people who struggle with their penis size.
Other new shows will include a documentary about a woman who fled the Taliban and is now a successful porn performer, a show in which Jimmy Carr explores “cancel culture”, and a revival of Ben Elton’s 1980s comedy show Friday Night Live.
The Prince Andrew musical has been written by the comedian Kieran Hodgson, who stars as the royal who paid a multimillion-pound financial settlement over a claim from Virginia Giuffre, who accused him of sexual assault in a US civil case.
