I Don't Take Requests: WINNER OF THE ATTITUDE AWARD 'If you want to change your life...read this book.' TRACEY EMIN

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It felt as if I was lying there for days, with my eyes open but unable to move, but it was only minutes, I’m sure.

Marnach tells these harrowing stories with a wonderfully arch London cackle - it's a testament to his physical and mental strength that he can make light of what for many would be far too private and painful. Everyone was there for the same music, everyone was there to dance, and they were there to take whatever it was that they wanted to take. I remember one night I had run out of coke and I was out on the street – I had rung the dealer and he said he would get there. No escape: Desperate Brits trying to flee Gaza 'are turned away' just hours after Rafah crossing to Egypt.At first, you didn’t think it would affect you, and then one person you knew would get it and then someone else, and then it steamrolled and you’d suddenly realise this wasn’t a passing phase – there was no cure, and it was here to stay. Welsh secretary David Davies savages Labour-run NHS in the country as 'shambolic' after his father-in-law,.

Go back to what your mother taught you': TV presenter Susannah Constantine on the six money-saving hacks that helped her cut energy use on laundry by a THIRD!

Marnach used to be booked to DJ for three main reasons: his impeccable taste in uplifting house bangers; his fairy dust connections that spanned multiple industries; and, last but not least, his ability to consume more drugs than could silence a lame horse at the Grand National. If you’re carrying trauma, you can’t let people in, you push them away because you can’t cope with intimacy. Now clean, these days DJ Fat Tony advocates for both LGBTQ causes and for those seeking to overcome addiction.

Now 16 years sober, he has enjoyed a career revival, becoming a favourite DJ on the fashion scene, all while being a leading voice on recovery as well as an ardent LGBTQ+ activist.

Well, judging by the high level of power-lunching going on as I walk in to meet infamous Eighties hell-raiser Fat Tony (real name Tony Marnach) on a sunny Tuesday afternoon in June, the place still has some serious appeal for rubberneckers. Priscilla Presley breaks down in tears as she says late daughter Lisa Marie was 'suicidal' months before her.