Christine Bleakley

Sean Connery

Peter Crouch

Peter Crouch, who has been in the news a lot lately, but who last night scored a hat-trick for Spurs which enabled the club, after a 49 year wait, to go on to the next round in the European Championships. Go Spurs!

Amy Winehouse

Sylvester Stallone

Michael Douglas

Michael Douglas ( well, very nearly!) who has told the world that he has throat cancer. No specifics, so there is a lot of speculation as to whether he will lose his voice. Imagine that...if you were an actor! I wish him well.

Princess Anne

Princess Anne, who celebrates her 60th birthday this week.

Anne Robinson

Anne Robinson, who has been hosting The Weakest Link for ten years.

Prince Philip

Imogen James

Imogen James, who suffers optic nerve hypoplasia, which affects her co-ordination, amazingly learned to balance by watching herself in the mirror.....even though she is virtually blind. She first walked properly days before her fourth birthday. 

Steven Spielberg

Steven Spielberg joins campaign against abolition of UK Film Council.

Fabio Capello

Fabio Capello.....who announced over the airwaves that Beckham is too old to play again for England......apparently without speaking to Beckham first!

Steven Gerrard.......scored two goals for England against Hungary. Two-oo one...two-oo one!

Simon Callow

Simon Callow...interviewed for newspapers today because of the Edinburgh Festival.

Naomi Campbell + Rod Stewart

 Naomi Campbell........so who is telling the truth?

Rod Stewart......who is to become a father again at 66.

Tiger Woods

Dr Karen Woo

Dr Karen Woo, who has been killed by the Taliban after delivering medical supplies to civilians in Afghanistan. She was to be married in two weeks.

Robbie Williams

So, Robbie Williams gets married today. I much prefer good news and I wish them many years of happiness. I liked the photo in the paper taken of Robbie when he was sixteen, but I seem to have transposed my knowledge of an older Robbie on to this image. No matter, I enjoyed the drawing of it.

Donald McGill

Donald McGill, whose saucy seaside postcards were censored 50 years ago, and which we are able to see
today.

Winston Churchill

Kieron Williamson

Sir Jonathan Miller

Glenn Hockton

I did Jessica yesterday, so this is my offering for today. I have to tell you that Glenn is one very lucky soldier. He bent down to retrieve his broken rosary and discovered that he was standing on a land mine! He stood very still for 45 mins and was rescued. And to top that he was shot at, too.

Jessica Ennis

Very well done, Jessica.