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    Recent developments in UK comedy have seen a surge in streaming-exclusive specials and the revival of beloved formats with fresh talent. Notable trends include the growing prominence of alternative comedy venues, increased representation across the industry, and the adaptation of traditional formats for digital audiences. Industry leaders and comedy institutions like the British Comedy Awards and Edinburgh Festival Fringe continue to shape the direction of British humour.

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