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Interviews
A few people I've chatted to over the years.
 Daisy May Cooper asked BBC co-star to contact her from the dead – and he did (Picture: Tom Meadows/Boffola Pictures) |  Joanne McNally: "I will drown myself in a toilet if I have to spend another year renting in my 40s" |  Lou Sanders: "TV panel shows still think about men first – women are decorations" (Picture: Matt Stronge) |
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 Alan Davies’ wife is "concerned" about the contents of his most personal comedy show yet |  Ed Byrne: "Russell Brand is a TV problem – not a comedy one" (Picture: Roslyn Gaunt) |  Omid Djalili: "Venue staff are still racist to me – but I change their minds" |
 Miles Asteri: "I went on BBC’s The Traitors so domestic abuse wouldn’t define me" |  Ross Noble: "If you make enough money, you can’t be cancelled" (Picture: Andy Hollingworth) |  Annie Mac reveals "protective shield" that safeguarded her from harassment as a female DJ (Picture: BBC/Stephanie Sian Smith) |
 Edinburgh Fringe show with graphic period detail is actually causing men to faint (Picture: Aemen Sukkar/Jiksaw) |  Crystal: "I’ve felt unsafe for three years – but it was worth it to see Laurence Fox lose" |  Fern Brady: "I turned down Strictly Come Dancing because it’s degrading" (Picture: Channel 4) |
 Will Young: "When I came out in the 00s being threatened was a given" |  Peter Andre: "I’ve worn an Afro for a music video before – no one cared then" |  The first trans winner of the Oscars of comedy refuses to feed the trolls |
 Barry Ferns: "The Edinburgh Fringe left me bankrupt and homeless – here is my big idea to save it" |  Perrie Edwards: "I took my therapist to work every day to help manage my panic attacks" |  "We need to start taking ghost stories seriously – and stop being so disrespectful" (Picture: BBC/Jamie Simonds/Rufina Breskin) |
 Paul Merton and Suki Webster admit David Tennant is making them nervous (Picture: Steve Ullathorne) |  Comedian Raul Kohli converts EDL audience member during Edinburgh Fringe show |  Sara Pascoe: "Last One Laughing kept a big secret from contestants" Picture: Amazon/Metro) |
 Emmanuel Sonubi: "I had a heart attack on stage and it made my punchline better"(Picture: Jiksaw) |  Hal Cruttenden: "When my wife left me I realised men are just spoilt babies" (Picture: Steve Ullathorne) |  Jessie Cave: "I was in Harry Potter – but I would never let my kids do the same" |
 "I am orgasming on stage at the Edinburgh Fringe every night for this very good reason" (Picture: Liz Haim) |  "I unknowingly did the Edinburgh Fringe with cancer – then had the greatest year of my life" (Picture: Matt Stronge) |  "I lost both eyes and my guide dog in one year – then stand-up comedy saved me" (Picture: Mariana Feijo) |
 Angela Barnes: "Let’s be honest, Mock the Week used to be nothing but a d**k-swinging boys club" (Picture: Matt Crockett) |
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