Your questions - Sunday Sun

Ask: Dave Myers

DAVE MYERS is known to millions of viewers worldwide as one half of TV presenting duo The Hairy Bikers.Read

Ask: Wayne Sleep

Wayne Sleep is probably best known to anyone over 30 as the popular face of classical dance.Read

Ray Mears is recognised throughout the world as an authority on bushcraft and survival. He grew up in southern England on the North Downs, where he discovered a countryside abundant with wildlife.Read

Ask: Luke Casey

Luke Casey is one of the most recognisable faces on North television. A regular on Tyne Tees TV he is best known for presenting The Dales Diary which has been running since 1992 and is now in its 12th series.Read

Ask: Joe Longthorne

Joe Longthorne is one of Britain's most well-recognised light entertainers. He was born in Hull, East Yorkshire, in May 1955 to a family of travellers.Read

Ask: Kathryn Tickell

Musician Kathryn Tickell's roots are firmly based in Northumberland, where many of her relatives still play traditional music.Read

Ask: Michelle Scott-Lee

Michelle Scott-Lee rose to fame as Michelle Heaton in the pop group Liberty X, who announced last week that they won't be recording any more songs.Read

Ask: Mike Gatting

Mike Gatting is one of England's most prolific cricketers. Apart from playing for the national team he represented Middlesex County Cricket Club between 1975 and 1998, acting as captain between 1983 and 1997.Read

Ask: Simon King

Northumberland man Simon King is best known as one half of TV presenting duo The Hairy Bikers.Read

Ask Timothy West

Actor Timothy West is arguably one of the most recognisable faces on television.Read

Ask: Derren Brown

Derren Brown is best known for his controversial TV stunts in which he psychologically manipulates unsuspecting members of the public.Read

Ask: Conrad Dickinson

Explorer Conrad Dickinson enjoys nothing more than walking in some of the most inhospitable places on earth.Read

Ask: Stephen Tompkinson

Stephen Tompkinson is a regular on our television screens. He shot to fame playing ruthless TV news reporter Damien Day in Drop The Dead Donkey.Read

Ask: Jonathan Morrell

Jonathan Morrell is a familiar face on the region's television screens. As a presenter on Tyne Tees Television he is known to tens of thousands of people.Read

Ask: Arthur Smith

Arthur Smith is perhaps best known for being one of BBC2's Grumpy Old Men, but the entertainer had a few jobs before he started earning a living by making people laugh.Read

Ask: Bernie Nolan

Bernie Nolan was born in Dublin in 1960 but grew up in Blackpool, Lancashire.Read

Ask: Michael Ball

Michael Ball is arguably Britain's leading musical talent, having starred in the West End and on Broadway . . . appearing in various productions for more than two decades.Read

Ask: Tanni Grey-Thompson

Tanni Grey-Thompson is Britain's most successful Paralympian. Born with spina bifida, she was a natural athlete by 13 and started to take part in wheelchair racing. Two years later she won the 100 metres at the Junior National Wheelchair Games.Read