Following Angela Barnes and Isy Suttie's triumphant consecutive weeks on House of Games two more comedians, Sara Barron and Jess Fostehew, take on Richard Osman's challenge this week.

Brighton-based Angela Barnes smashed a number of records, notching up the highest ever score and also winning all five episodes - an achievement that nobody else has ever matched in the history of the programme.

Isy Suttie beat fellow comic Rhys James, Olympic gold-winning athlete Denise Lewis and former footballer David James.

Fostekew (pictured top) and Barron (pictured bottom) are up against presenter Rickie H-Williams and Anton Du Beke,

Fostekew was nominated for an Edinburgh Comedy Award in 2019 for her show Hench, about strength, gender, relationships, how her mother brought her up and how she was bringing her own son.

Barron was nominated for a Best Newcomer Award in Edinburgh for her no holds barred sexually frank debut show For Worse, about growing up in America and moving to the UK. Barron has lived in London for a number of years now and is married to Radio DJ Geoff Lloyd,

House of Games, Mondays to Fridays, 6pm, BBC2.