A Night In With Sally Lindsay

I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here and Celebs Go Dating favourite Tom Read Wilson is on the sofa this week for the latest episode of A Night in with Sally Lindsay.

Tom opens up about his unusual childhood growing up in a boarding school and reveals how his parents inspired his lifelong love of language. He also shares behind-the-scenes stories from his time on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! including what Ant & Dec are really like off camera, his unlikely friendship with rapper Aitch, and how Martin Kemp became one of his closest companions.

Elsewhere, Tom reflects on the biggest lessons he's learnt from working in television, reveals how being rejected on The Voice unexpectedly set him on the path to a successful TV career, and explains why embracing life's setbacks can sometimes lead to the greatest opportunities.

New episodes drop every Wednesday on Spotify, Apple or wherever you get your podcasts - plus you can watch each episode on YouTube!

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EastEnders, Ted Lasso and Doctor Who star Annette Badland joins Sally Lindsay for this week's episode of A Night In with Sally Lindsay.

Fresh from starring in Harlan Coben's Netflix thriller Run Away alongside James Nesbitt and Ruth Jones, Annette looks back on an extraordinary career spanning more than 50 years across television, film and theatre.

Best known to millions as the villainous Babe Carter in EastEnders, Annette opens up about the shocking reality of fame, revealing the terrifying death threats she received during her time on the soap that left her afraid to leave the house. She also shares behind-the-scenes stories from working with Danny Dyer and explains how an unexpected skill he taught her proved invaluable when she later joined the cast of Ted Lasso.

Annette and Sally also chat about some of her most iconic roles, including Doctor Who, Bergerac and Midsomer Murders, as well as the highs, challenges and unforgettable moments from a remarkable career on screen.

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This week, Sally welcomes acclaimed actress Faye McKeever for a warm, funny and revealing night in.

Faye reflects on her varied career, working on some of Britain's biggest dramas including Little Boy Blue to The Responder and Time. She also shares memories of her times starring alongside some of the biggest names in acting including Stephen Graham, Jane Horrocks and Martin Freeman. Faye also reveals the unexpected role she played behind the scenes in helping to cast the character of Owen in Adolescence, and shares why she's so passionate about discovering new talent.

Despite roles in so many huge shows Faye admits there's one thing still left on her acting bucket list - finally landing the leading role she knows she's ready for and reveals the prejudice she's experienced in the acting industry by those who have told her she'll never be a leading lady.

New episodes drop every Wednesday on Spotify, Apple or wherever you get your podcasts - plus you can watch each episode on YouTube!

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Neil Morrissey joins Sally Lindsay for a heartfelt and hilarious night in, looking back on an extraordinary life and career.

From becoming a household name as Tony Smart in Men Behaving Badly to voicing the nation's favourite builder, Bob the Builder, Neil reflects on the roles that defined his career and the unexpected journey that led him to Line of Duty. He also shares stories from behind the scenes, including his long-standing friendships with Martin Clunes and Adrian Dunbar.

Away from the cameras, Neil opens up about his childhood growing up in care, the profound impact of losing his brother, and how those experiences shaped the person he is today. He also opens up about the challenges behind the headlines, revealing how his phone was hacked by newspapers and how he felt being portrayed as a womaniser in the press.

New episodes drop every Wednesday on Spotify, Apple or wherever you get your podcasts - plus you can watch each episode on YouTube!

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Joining Sally on the sofa this week it's acclaimed actress Sue Johnston.

From becoming a household name as Sheila Grant in Brookside to the much-loved Barbara Royle in The Royle Family, Sue looks back on the roles that have defined her extraordinary career. She shares behind-the-scenes stories from the sets of Brookside, Waking the Dead and Downton Abbey, and fondly remembers the laughter she shared with Ricky Tomlinson while making The Royle Family.

Sue also reflects on the life and legacy of the late Caroline Aherne, recalling their close friendship and the genius that made The Royle Family such a timeless classic.
In an emotional conversation, Sue opens up about one of Brookside's most groundbreaking storylines, revealing how filming Sheila Grant's shocking attack resonated deeply because it mirrored a traumatic assault she had experienced in her own life.

The conversation also turns to Sue's exciting new BBC comedy Ann Droid, where she stars alongside Diane Morgan. She talks about working with Diane, why the series appealed to her, and why she's still as passionate about acting as ever.

Plus, Sue reminisces about growing up during the Merseybeat era, Liverpool in the 1960s, and her remarkable friendship with The Beatles, sharing memories from one of the most exciting periods in British pop history.

Ann Droid starts on 9.30pm on BBC One on Friday 17th July. The full series will be available on BBC iPlayer from 6am.

New episodes drop every Wednesday on Spotify, Apple or wherever you get your podcasts - plus you can watch each episode on YouTube!

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