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Nicholas Parsons talks to Janice Forsyth in a show recorded in Glasgow, his 'adopted home'. He talks about how, in his eighties, he is still trying to prove himself to his parents. Show more
As the week-and-a-bit-long Funny in Falkirk kicks off, performer Vladimir McTavish hears from some of the comedians on show across central Scotland. Show more
