They were seen as childhood heroes.

Even though I did camp it up a bit, I did it in way that people found funny.

“Gentlemen", he said, "I was about to say Welcome to Jerusalem, but they've done it for me."

I felt like we needed someone who represented normal gays.

He spits, reigns in his camel and heads off across the minefield.

It’s a family away from family. That’s a magical thing.

You need to know that these people were there to look after you and protect you. And when you’re dealing with fire or other incidents, you need that.

We had to replace Noel Edmonds windscreen after a cricket incident.

It summed up how much we’ve moved forward with equality, with diversity and with inclusion.

People with Aspergers like organisation, they like structure.

Even though 60, 100 years go by, some things stay the same.

A lot of people are scared to get a diagnosis for their kid because they see it as a label and a barrier.