The Scottish Mail on Sunday

You won’t BELIEVE what they tell me!

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I want to get into the computer business. It is a very strange world for musicians now there aren’t any record stores. Roxy Music star Bryan Ferry reveals he is planning a very unlikely career switch.

Since the Olympics, I have been eating a conveyor belt of bad carbs – sweets, chocolate, pizzas and burgers. I am eating everything! It seems that Rio long jump medallist Greg Rutherford hasn’t been taking his training for Strictly too seriously.

I am a diplomatic brat so I was brought up all over the world. Everyone who worked for the Foreign Office was so eccentric. On Friday, they would put on all the medals and answer the phones in fez hats. Peaky Blinders star Helen McCrory, right, wife of Damian Lewis, recalls her loopy early years when we met at the National Theatre, where she is starring in Deep Blue Sea.

I want to be the bestdresse­d sustainabl­e person. I often wear a suit which belonged to my father, who died 20 years ago. The trousers fell apart on the day that I gave my maiden speech as an MP. I had to go into the chamber walking with my back along the wall. Zac Goldsmith explains some odd behaviour in the Commons at the Barnes Film Festival launch party.

When I did the marathon, I thought I had almost died and I had a feeling I was in a tunnel. I heard a choir and thought, ‘Maybe God is talking to me…’ But it turned out there was actually a gospel choir there! Will Young shares his hilarious not-so-near-death experience.

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