HOW A WONKY NUMBERPLATE LEFT ME IN MY PANTS IN A POLICE VAN

Send us Fan Mail The terrorist attacks on 11th September 2001 took place on a Tuesday afternoon. Like millions of people, I sat glued to the television in disbelief as the horrific events unfolded. I couldn't take my eyes off the images from New York. They dominated every television channel and filled the front pages of every newspaper for days. As shocking as those scenes were, what was happening here in London also affected me deeply. Hundreds of people, day and night, made their way ...

Send us Fan Mail In this episode, I share how I went from being an amateur with a camera to covering breaking news across London, photographing dramatic bus crashes, human-interest stories and front-page exclusives. Along the way, I reveal the unseen side of photojournalism the long hours, the risks, the patience and the determination needed to capture the picture that tells the real story. Support the show People often ask me who writes my stories. The answer's simple. I lived them. I ...

Send us Fan Mail Part Two: Bringing Her Back to Life is a story of patience, determination, and the satisfaction of watching an impossible project slowly become something extraordinary. What started as a tired, worn-out bus slowly began its transformation into something truly special. Every day brought fresh challenges, unexpected setbacks, and plenty of hard graft, but with determination, ingenuity, and more than a few scraped knuckles, the old bus gradually came back to life. From mechanica...

Send us Fan Mail People often ask me, "Martin, how on earth did you end up owning a bright pink double-decker bus?" The truth is... I wasn't looking for one. I wasn't planning to buy one. In fact, I'd only gone out for pie and mash. What happened next changed my life. And that's where this story begins. Support the show People often ask me who writes my stories. The answer's simple. I lived them. I tell them. But when it comes to turning them into something people want to listen to... I...

Send us Fan Mail "True, funny stories from a South London photocopier engineer who spent a few years fixing machines across London." This is the true story that ended up causing far more drama than anyone could ever have imagined. The thought of losing my tools of the trade was unthinkable…… Yet, on one ordinary working day, somewhere between a customer visit and a quick stop at a coffee shop, my tool case vanished without a trace. At first, I assumed I had simply misplaced it. A quick phone ...