Actor Neil Morrissey is leaving The Plume of Feathers pub in Staffordshire after a decade at its helm. The Men Behaving Badly star, 61, has run the popular venue in Barlaston, near Stoke-on-Trent, ...

Neil Morrissey and Martin Clunes appeared in great spirits as they laughed over a pint together while filming for their new show Bon Voyage. The Men Behaving Badly stars have reunited 26 years ...

Martin Clunes starred alongside Neil Morrissey in the hit 1990s TV show, where they played beer-drinking flatmates Tony Smart and Gary Strang ...

Neil Morrissey is stepping away from the pub business, having managed The Plume of Feathers in North Staffordshire for a decade. His company, MSW Pub Company, formed with Richard Slingsby and John ...

A pub is to remain shut for three days due to 'management changes' - after celebrity Neil Morrissey pulled out of running the venue. MSW Pub Company - led by Neil and fellow shareholders Richard ...

Martin Clunes and Neil Morrissey are set to reunite on the small screen for the first time in 25 years as they team up for ...

Neil Morrissey and Martin Clunes, who found fame in Men Behaving Badly, are set to embark on a boys' tour around France in a new three-part series titled Neil and Martin's Bon Voyage. The series ...

Neil Morrissey admits Tony and Neil were "misogynistic" but Martin Clunes holds a different view as the pair reunite 27 years after the BBC sitcom ended Now 27 years after the series ended ...

Men Behaving Badly stars Martin Clunes and Neil Morrissey are reuniting once again as they're starring in a new TV show travelling across France.

Neil Morrissey has announced he's leaving the pub business after a decade at the helm of The Plume of Feathers in Staffordshire. The Men Behaving Badly star, 61, is stepping away from the popular ...

The actor, 63, joined the sofa with his Men Behaving Badly co-star Neil Morrissey to discuss their new programme Bon Voyage. After watching a preview of the new show, Martin was left taken aback ...

Neil Morrissey has branded his iconic character Men Behaving Badly character Tony Smart and Martin Clunes’ Gary Strang as “misogynistic” - insisting the series couldn’t be made today.