Robin Squire wrote a novel about the realities of the pop industry in the 1960s which became a classic. Chris Berry spoke to him as he reveals how he came to be...
'Tastes like chicken' became a catchphrase for any meat that seemingly had little taste around a decade or two ago on the BBC Radio 2 programme presented by late-lamented legend Terry Wogan, but fast forward from then to just a few months ago and it was a humble chicken fillet that beat all manner of infused and sauce-enhanced rivals to carry off the Supreme Champion title in the Taste awards through Deliciously Yorkshire.
He was a child star who refused to let fame go to his head. Now a TV presenter and broadcaster, Phil Penfold catches up with Aled Jones.
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