Actor, presenter and now author Larry Lamb reveals why the written word – particularly verse – has always meant so much to him

It was lovely writing about my childhood in Swansea. When I turned 18, I felt so young – I’d never lived away from home before. My world was so safe and secure and wonderful. But I’d been reading Kenn

DAD’S THE WORD Joe Swash (left) spoke to ...

Like many television enthusiasts, I was saddened to see the famous London Studios along the Thames demolished earlier this year. Having worked there myself as a researcher on ITV’s This Morning, I alw

Widely acknowledged to be one of Scotland’s finest exports, Lorraine Kelly is everything you expect her to be and more away from her legendary sofa. Curling up for a chat and a cuppa with the Queen of

On 20 September 1982, my wife, Marion, and I got married in Oxford. We then set off on our honeymoon to Burnley. An unusual destination for a newly married couple, I concede but after we had set the d