Sarah Carson

6 days ago | msn.com | Sarah Carson

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6 days ago | inews.co.uk | Sarah Carson

It has been a long, hot day in the desert of southern California, and the sun sets over the Indio Hills, among the palm trees and the cacti and a resplendent giant statue of a wild horse, 80,000 cowboy hats cast a silhouette as far as the eye can see. A town of tents in the Coachella Valley ring out with honky tonk, fiddles, and the opening bars of John Denver.

1 week ago | inews.co.uk | Sarah Carson

There are several things you would never catch me doing if I were famous and appearing on a charity game show is top of the list. I can see why they do it – raise money, raise awareness, look like a good person or indeed show the world that deep down, you really are one. But it’s just not worth the risk of looking like a tit on TV and losing loads of money for people who, unlike you, actually need it. I think about this all the time.

2 weeks ago | inews.co.uk | Sarah Carson

Fern Britton’s public persona has always been misleading. For some reason, for four decades of her presenting career, she has been variously described as cosy, soft, safe, the “lovely lady”, the “mum next door”. I’ve never understood this, because Britton isn’t cosy or safe at all. She might have made her name on daytime TV, but her presenting style has always been firm, not fluffy.

2 weeks ago | inews.co.uk | Sarah Carson

I ought to be more shocked by the news that an A-list comedian has given Nazi salute on a BBC panel show, but as soon as I heard the name “David Walliams” I’m afraid I slightly glazed over. Walliams, one-time sketch star, longtime bestselling children’s author and the unfortunate bearer of, now, 10 items under the subheading “Controversies” on his Wikipedia page, reportedly made the gestures this week while taping the Would I Lie to You?