a big Peter Kay fan, Andy Sinclair was keen to get hold of tickets for the comedian's first tour in seven years when they went on sale at the end of last year. "I set myself up that morning to purchase some tickets for me and my friends and logged on with two computers to make sure I had a good chance of getting some," he said. "I tried every option of dates and seating positions to get tickets, and I tried for nearly an hour and couldn't get any." But while Andy failed to buy any tickets at their face value, within the hour he found them being resold on so-called secondary Full Article at BBC News

There's good spectator support for the first two miles and last two miles but there's a load of road in between with nothing (although some of the scenery is quite nice). Donate just £5 and you could win tickets to see Peter Kay or Ricky Gervais +... Full Article at Real Buzz

The Wrestler. Not afraid to push the boundaries of fashion, he would certainly pull off those Bermuda shorts in his own particular hairy style. Peter Kay Now there is a bit of a theme going on here, but it seems that comedians just seem to fit... Full Article at Metro.co.uk

Just an idea. Ask yourself: "Can I give more?". The answer is usually: "Yes". Thanks everyone. I did the iron-on thing last year (successfully thanks Flanker - very funny though) but I was running for Asthma UK who gave letters for free. I think I'll... Full Article at Real Buzz

So much so that he has been known to ring radio stations live. Either to enter competitions or to speak on a phone in. Sometimes as himself, sometimes with an alias and a funny voice. I had the pleasure of his company a few years ago and finished up on... Full Article at Liverpool Echo

“We’ve got a long list of performers we’d like to work with and mix in the newer people. It’ll be great to see the heritage comedians like Cannon and Ball and mix them up with younger comics like Bill Bailey,” he says. “In an ideal world, you’d go for... Full Article at Wales Online