'Am I drunk, Prime Minister?'

Article Abstract:

Comedian Harry Enfield feels that it was wrong of government officials to object to the fact that he made a confrontation he had with Peter Mandelson, the Trade Secretary, public. He emphasizes that he had only come into contact with Mandelson because the government wanted to be associated with celebrities. He is aware that he is regarded with affection by many ordinary people, but sometimes finds fame difficult to cope with.

Comedians, Enfield, Harry

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Miserable? Of course - I'm a satirist

Article Abstract:

Satirist John Bird states that he is generally not an optimistic person. He feels that he is not particularly intellectual, and indicates that his greatest pleasure is spending time at home with his partner and their animals.

Satirists, Bird, John

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Mr Sex. No change there

Article Abstract:

Television presenter and actor Angus Deayton is profiled. He has become a household name through presenting 'Have I Got News For You.'

Biography, Television personalities, Deayton, Angus

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