Lorraine Kelly chatted to the Herald after delighting the Farnham Literary Festival crowd with a talk in St Andrew's church. The much-loved presenter talked about her book, career and life in the public eye after her show.
00:00Now you interview far more than celebrities. You recently interviewed, I believe, the Prime Minister.
00:12Yes, that's always a joy.
00:16Always a delight.
00:19It's a worry.
00:21Honest.
00:24But you also interview ordinary people all the time, people who aren't normally on television, who've done something special, who've been in the middle of something.
00:32Is it the same skill or is it a different skill?
00:35I think it's the same, but for people who have come on, and again it's that thing about trusting me with their story, especially when it's something really bad.
00:43I had the mum of the wee lassie, who was killed in Wee Chance, it was a dreadful story and she's amazing, mum's incredible, because she's doing all of this campaigning to make sure that social media and kids are good.
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