Where can I watch Have I Got News for You?

Have I Got News for You is available on Sky Go in India.

How many seasons does Have I Got News for You have?

Have I Got News for You has 72 seasons and 646 episodes. Status: Returning Series.

What is the rating of Have I Got News for You?

Have I Got News for You is rated 7.1/10 from 82 votes on TMDB.

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Have I Got News for You

Name: Have I Got News for You
Genre: Comedy, News
Released: 1990-09-28
Rating: 7.1
Cast: Ian Hislop, Paul Merton, Angus Deayton, Alexander Armstrong, Jo Brand

7.1(82)199072 seasons · 646 episodes30m / ep

Comedy

News

Hilarious, totally-irreverent, near-slanderous political quiz show, based mainly on news stories from the last week or so, that leaves no party, personality or action unscathed in pursuit of laughs.

Status: Returning Series
Type: Talk Show
Last aired: 2026-06-05
Language: English

BBC One
BBC Two

quiz
satire
political satire
panel show
political humor

Seasons

Top billed cast

Jo BrandSelf - Hostess

Behind the camera

Director

John F.D. Northover Paul Wheeler Martin Lord

Writers

Lary Budd

Produced in

United Kingdom

Where to watch

All options

Availability for United Kingdom. Provided by JustWatch through the TMDB API.

Stream

Sky GoWatch now

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Air dates

First aired: 1990-09-28
Latest episode: 2026-06-05
Status: Returning Series
Next release: In production

Series 128 Sept 1990
Series 24 Oct 1991
Series 324 Apr 1992
Series 416 Oct 1992
Series 516 Apr 1993
Series 629 Oct 1993
Series 722 Apr 1994
Series 828 Oct 1994
Series 921 Apr 1995
Series 1027 Oct 1995
Series 1119 Apr 1996
Series 124 Oct 1996
Series 1318 Apr 1997
Series 1424 Oct 1997
Series 1517 Apr 1998
Series 1623 Oct 1998
Series 1716 Apr 1999
Series 1822 Oct 1999
Series 1914 Apr 2000
Series 2020 Oct 2000
Series 2120 Apr 2001
Series 2219 Oct 2001
Series 2319 Apr 2002
Series 2418 Oct 2002
Series 2525 Apr 2003
Series 2617 Oct 2003
Series 2716 Apr 2004
Series 2815 Oct 2004
Series 2915 Apr 2005
Series 3014 Oct 2005
Series 3121 Apr 2006
Series 3213 Oct 2006
Series 3313 Apr 2007
Series 3412 Oct 2007
Series 3518 Apr 2008
Series 3617 Oct 2008
Series 3724 Apr 2009
Series 3816 Oct 2009
Series 391 Apr 2010
Series 4014 Oct 2010
Series 418 Apr 2011
Series 4214 Oct 2011
Series 4313 Apr 2012
Series 4412 Oct 2012
Series 455 Apr 2013
Series 464 Oct 2013
Series 474 Apr 2014
Series 483 Oct 2014
Series 4910 Apr 2015
Series 502 Oct 2015
Series 518 Apr 2016
Series 527 Oct 2016
Series 5321 Apr 2017
Series 546 Oct 2017
Series 556 Apr 2018
Series 565 Oct 2018
Series 575 Apr 2019
Series 5811 Oct 2019
Season 593 Apr 2020
Season 602 Oct 2020
Season 619 Apr 2021
Series 628 Oct 2021
Series 631 Apr 2022
Series 6423 Sept 2022
Series 6514 Apr 2023
Series 666 Oct 2023
Series 675 Apr 2024
Series 684 Oct 2024
Series 694 Apr 2025
Series 703 Oct 2025
Series 713 Apr 2026
Series 722 Oct 2026

Frequently asked questions

Where can I watch Have I Got News for You?: Available on Sky Go in India — see the Where to watch section above.
How many seasons does Have I Got News for You have?: 72 seasons · 646 episodes · Returning Series.
What is the rating of Have I Got News for You?: 7.1/10 from 82 TMDB votes.

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