Comedian Rob Brydon has teased he could be working on a new character - based on one of Jersey's long-serving politicians!
The 'Would I Lie To You' presenter has cashed in on his similarities with the External Relations Minister, Senator Ian Gorst, sharing one of his doppelganger's videos on Twitter.
In a tongue-in-cheek post, the comedian says the character 'is a work in progress, but he's very happy with how he's coming along.'
The Senator is yet to publicly respond to his new-found fame.
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