Comedy Central welcomes Lee Evans

Wednesday 28 September 2011 11:30 BST

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It was comedy central at the Groucho Club in London last night as Sean Lock, Jimmy Carr, Jack Dee and Jonathan Ross turned out for the launch of The Life of Lee, the memoirs of fellow comic Lee Evans. In the book, Evans recounts tales of some of his father's excesses, such as throwing a piano out of the family's council flat window. Presumably the Groucho was hoping that Lee didn't inherit that particular tendency.

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