Intelligent humour - loved her Merkel rolling her eyes. Mind you I'm a bit biased; Tracey used to live 12 feet away from me.

The Fruitcake / Corbyn impression was brilliant.

Yes it made me laugh and was rather accurate (as was her Theresa May). Then this morning we see Corbyn jumping on the "sex abuse is rife at Westminster" bandwagon and I shuddered.

yes, Fruitcake / Corbyn (the opportunist looking for an opportunity) .... any excuse to appeal to the masses !

(remember the promise - that wasn't a promise, apparently - to scrap tuition fees?)

Today he will say -

Jeremy Corbyn will accused Westminster of being home to a culture in which the abuse of women is accepted and normalised, in a speech on Saturday.

The Labour leader will say: "It is a warped and degrading culture that also exists and thrives in the corridors of power, including in Westminster."

news.sky.com/story/corbyn-warped-and-deg...westminster-11101627

How about starting by calling a bye-election in Sheffield Hallam ?

Its NOT what he says that matters ... its what he and his Commie mates are planning !

And ghastly May just as well and correctly pilloried. And a good go at Cable too; very fair! I loved Mrs Macron too but my absolute favourite was Merkel. Tracey and her husband Alan (producer of Birds of a Feather - we used to sit on the bench in my courtyard and discuss it) really did live right next to me. Happy Days. Alan sadly now passed away.

In The Know wrote:
The Fruitcake / Corbyn impression was brilliant.

I thought the show was good, except for the Corbyn impression. The voice wasn't anything like Corbyn's. I liked the Alexis teenage version sketch with Alexis telling the user that they can't be bothered when asked to do anything.

Merkel and Macron my current favourite.

Nice one on false allegations. Well done Trace!

Great sketch about an air bnb idea to house prisoners. Wouldn't be surprised if May is taking notes.

And Corbyn and McDonnell sing the Question Time theme is No1 I reckon. I'd release it.