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.

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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.

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This week, Sally Lindsay welcomes actor, presenter, historian and bestselling author Tony Robinson for an unforgettable night in.

From his iconic role as Baldrick in Blackadder to uncovering Britain's hidden past on Time Team, Tony shares the stories behind some of the nation's most beloved television moments. He reveals behind-the-scenes secrets from the making of Blackadder, reflects on his enduring friendship with Rowan Atkinson, and explains why the cast's chemistry made the comedy such a timeless classic.

In a deeply personal conversation, Tony also opens up about living with cancer and discusses his determination to make the most of every day. He also speaks movingly about losing both of his parents to Alzheimer's and why raising awareness of the disease has become such an important part of his life.

And Tony and Sally open up about the secrets behind their friendship after starring together in The Madame Blanc Mysteries!

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This week on A Night In with Sally Lindsay, we're joined by one of Britain's best-loved actresses, Kacey Ainsworth.

Reuniting on the sofa with her The Madame Blanc Mysteries co-star Sally Lindsay, Kacey reflects on a remarkable career spanning more than three decades in television. From becoming a household name as the much-loved Little Mo Slater in EastEnders to spending ten series on the hit ITV drama Grantchester alongside James Norton and Robson Green, she looks back on the roles, relationships and moments that have shaped her life both on and off screen.

In a candid and deeply personal conversation, Kacey opens up about some of the most challenging periods of her life, including the heartbreak of suffering a miscarriage shortly before winning Best Actress at the National Television Awards. She also speaks movingly about her son’s autism diagnosis, the lessons it has taught her, and the realities of navigating parenthood in the public eye.

Kacey further reflects on her childhood and the impact of growing up with a mother living with a life-threatening illness, sharing how those experiences helped shape the resilience and empathy she has carried throughout her life and career.

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Sally Lindsay welcomes actress Julie Graham for an intimate and revealing evening of conversation for the latest episode of A Night in with Sally Lindsay.

Julie reflects on her remarkable career, including starring roles in Benidorm, This City is Ours and The Hardacres. She shares stories from behind the scenes, discusses working alongside acclaimed actor Sean Bean, and looks back on the roles that have defined her career.

In a deeply personal interview, Julie opens up about the devastating losses that shaped her life, including the death of her beloved mother and the tragic and sudden death of her her former husband. She speaks candidly about grief, resilience, and finding a way forward through some of her darkest moments - including how the team on Benidorm supported her through one of her hardest moments.

With honesty and humour, Julie and Sally also discuss ageing in the entertainment industry, embracing new opportunities, and Julie reveals why reaching her sixties has brought a newfound sense of freedom, confidence and liberation.

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This week on A Night In With Sally Lindsay, Carol Vorderman opens up about the extraordinary journey that took her from free school meals in North Wales to becoming one of Britain's most recognisable faces on television.

Carol reflects on her childhood, her single mum's determination, and how a love of maths led her to study engineering at Cambridge. She also reveals the unbelievable story of how her mother secretly applied to Countdown on her behalf, forging her signature and submitting her graduation photo, setting in motion a career that would change her life forever.

From her twenty-plus years on Countdown to her close friendship with the late Richard Whiteley, Carol shares hilarious behind-the-scenes stories, memories from some of television's biggest moments, and the unexpected Christmas Day episode that made headlines for all the wrong reasons.

Carol and Sally also talk about the challenges of being a woman in television, standing up for yourself in a male-dominated industry, and the lessons she's learned from a career spent doing things her own way.

The conversation turns to flying, fame, modern relationships and why she's never been afraid to challenge expectations.

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Actor Nigel Havers is on the sofa this week for the latest episode of A Night in with Sally Lindsay.

Best known for his roles in the Oscar-winning Chariots of Fire and as the charming yet dangerous Lewis Archer in Coronation Street, Nigel reflects on a remarkable career spanning more than five decades. From unforgettable moments on set to behind-the-scenes stories from some of Britain's biggest productions, he shares candid memories of working alongside stars including Michael Caine and Christian Bale.

Nigel also reveals exclusive Coronation Street secrets, discusses the highs and challenges of life in the spotlight, and opens up about his close friendship with the late Princess Diana, explaining how their unlikely bond developed over the years. Plus, he recounts a surprising connection to The Rolling Stones after his father, a prominent lawyer, found himself representing the legendary band in court.

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This week on A Night In With Sally Lindsay, Jo Joyner opens up about soap stardom, awkward auditions, motherhood and the friendships that have shaped her life and career.

From her breakout role as Beth in cult drama No Angels to becoming one of television’s most recognisable soap stars as Tanya Branning in EastEnders, Jo reflects on the highs and challenges of life on screen. She shares behind-the-scenes stories from No Angels, Shakespeare & Hathaway, and EastEnders, including the unforgettable moment when she first met the legendary Barbara Windsor.

Jo and Sally also look back on their experiences navigating fame and the many times they’ve been mistaken for each other by fans. They also swap audition stories from their early acting days in Manchester, looking back on the chaos and rejection that came with trying to break into the industry.

The conversation also turns to family life, motherhood, and the balance of a demanding acting career while raising twins. Jo speaks candidly about turning down jobs to put family first, returning to work as a new mum, and how her views on success and ambition have changed over the years.

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Actress Jill Halfpenny joins Sally on the sofa this week for a heartfelt and revealing new episode of A Night In With Sally Lindsay.

Fresh from starring alongside Sally in Channel 5’s gripping new drama Number One Fan, Jill reflects on her remarkable career - from her breakthrough role in Byker Grove to becoming a household name in EastEnders and Coronation Street, and even lifting the Glitterball trophy as champion of Strictly Come Dancing.

But behind the success, Jill has faced unimaginable personal heartbreak. Having lost her father unexpectedly as a child and later experiencing the sudden death of her partner, Matt, Jill opens up candidly about living with grief, navigating life after loss, and the lessons she’s learned about resilience, healing and finding gratitude through difficult times.

In this honest and emotional conversation, Jill shares how loss has shaped her outlook on life and inspired a more positive, grounded perspective. Jill and Sally also share plenty of laughs as they look back on working together, swap stories from their soap star days, and discuss their brave decisions to step away from the TV roles that made them household names.

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This week on A Night In with Sally Lindsay, Sally chats with acclaimed actor Daniel Mays about a career that’s taken him from Albert Square to Hollywood.

Famous for his roles in Line of Duty, Des, and most recently Believe Me, Danny shares great stories from his early days. He talks about getting his first part in EastEnders and ending up on the huge set of Pearl Harbor, surrounded by Spitfires, megaphones and Ben Affleck’s massive trailer.

He looks back on 'going method' while working with Mike Leigh, his surprising exit from Line of Duty that still hurts, and he explains why Stephen Graham, who he calls “my Cilla Black,” should be thanked for introducing him to his wife.

Danny also talks about the emotional challenges of playing real-life predators and troubled characters, as well as the excitement and imposter syndrome he felt working with screen legends in The Thursday Murder Club. Plus, he discusses his upcoming role in Channel 5’s Play for Today - Wild.

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