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Janey Godley has had the last laugh at trolls who say she isn't funny as she scooped her second comedy award in one week. This week alone, the Scots comedian was awarded "Woman of Influence" comedy award and also a Chortle award for being a 'legend of lockdown'.

Janey Godley has said she wants to release a video of all the hate mail she has received through her website.The Scots comedian revealed on Twitter that she got a call from her personal assistant who read out several emails she was sent from men she blocked online.The 60-year-old has previously shared the vile messages she is sent on a daily basis with her fans.In the Tweet, Janey said: "My assistant called me today (works remotely) and read out the emails sent to my website from angry men who are annoyed at me and for being blocked on twitter.

Janey Godley has divided the internet by posting a picture of her dinner online.Last night on Twitter, the 60-year-old posted a snap of a plate of toast, mince, peas and onions and many were outraged by her choice of dish.She posted the picture with a caption: "Mince in toast" and many were calling for Gordon Ramsay to get involved to rate her plate.One said: "Janey - I love you but mince on toast is just wrong - I wouldn’t want to slap you for it but it’s a travesty."Another added: "That sound you hear is Ramsey, closing all his eateries, knowing he will never, ever, be able to compete with the Scottish lass."One tweeted: "I might have to unfollow you for this!"Some were outraged by the way she had chopped the onions: "Chunky onions is a

Janey Godley has once again lifted the spirits of the nation with another one of her hilarious voice overs.Following on from the First Minister's questions yesterday, the comedian decided to create her latest sketch based on events in the summer such as TRNSMT.In the clip, as Nicola Sturgeon is talking, the video cuts to Janey's daughter Ashley who is 'asking the questions.'The clip begins: "Looks like the end of April we might start to see some sort of normality."And 'Ashley' cuts in: "Is T in The Park happening?The 'First Minister' says: "T in the Park isny happening. We're looking forward to (if you've had the jag) we might be able to get a beer ootside, somebody might be able to get the chance to get a hair cut.

Joanna Lumley and Janey Godley to make more shows together after the two hit it off aboard a double decker bus.Janey was a guest on Tuesday night's edition of Joanna Lumley’s Home Sweet Home – Travels in My Own Land on ITV and the episode saw Janey showing the highlights of Glasgow on a bus tour.Janey opened the fun chat with Joanna by commenting on a nearby workman's drill saying: "Somebody's got a huge vibrator. It's a thing in Glasgow you know.

Boris Johnson plans to visit Scotland this week, comedian Janey Godley has created a hilarious voice over from his 2019 visit which has left Twitter in stitches. The Prime Minister is set to head to Scotland to 'unite the union' and talk to Scots about the benefits of staying in the union.

Janey Godley turns 60 today and has said it's her 'best birthday ever' as Donald Trump leaves the White House. The Scots comedian has made it no secret that she's not Trump's biggest fan and as she celebrates her big birthday today, she also celebrated Trump's exit as the President of the US.

Janey Godley has blasted lockdown rule flouters, telling them to "get tae". The Scots comic didn't hold back yesterday with her thoughts on people who have not been adhering to strict coronavirus regulations over the past few months, as the country battles a surge in cases from a new strain.

Janey Godley has poked fun at Nicola Sturgeon after she was pictured speaking to pensioners at a funeral wake without a mask on.

Janey Godley is back with another brilliant Nicola Sturgeon voiceover, but this time with an important message in amongst the hilarity. The comedian has been keeping Scots laughing through the pandemic with her videos, with her latest making light of the grim news of tightened restrictions over Christmas and beyond.But this time, Janey issues a rousing plea for unity at this tough time, asking the nation to be 'a wee bit more vigilant'.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A tot dressed up as Nicola Sturgeon is the star of a  hysterical Christmas play about Santa and lockdown that’s going down a storm.One of the wee ones at the Rainbow Nursery, in Paisley,  dresses up just like the First Minister.Three-year-old Ella boldly announces: “You’ve been telt!”Ella wears a single colour royal blue outfit normally used by the kids for dressing up as Mary Poppins.T’was the Night Before Christmas runs for more than five minutes and has already attracted rave reviews.The tightly-written script is filled with gags like Santa “in his visor using hand sanitiser”.Ella’s star appearance mimics comedian Janey Godley sketches on the First

Janey Godley has left fans in stitches after recording a hilarious 'phone call with Donald Trump'. The Scots comedian posted a funny video of her pretending to get a call from the US president has he loses he American election.

Strictly Come Dancing star Debbie McGee had a code which she used with her husband Paul Daniels at showbiz parties.The 62-year-old radio star made the admission in the latest episode of her podcast Spill the Tea.Debbie, who was married to magician Paul for 28 years up until his death in 2016, revealed the pair had a way of communicating with each other when they needed to be rescued from boring conversations at parties.The former magician’s assistant said they used their “secret code” if stuck talking to a person who wasn’t very interesting.During a chat with Scottish comedian Janey Godley, Debbie said: “I’ll let you into a little Debbie and Paul secret, Paul and I had codes.”Sharing a bit more information, she continued: “So if we were at

Janey Godley has once again left her fans in stitches as she 'speaks' to Donald Trump on the phone in her latest video.Janey has made no secret that she isn't a Trump fan as back in 2016, she lead a protest outside his hotel in Turnberry where she held up a sign which read: "Trump is a c**t".And as the votes continue to be counted in America to determine who will be the next President, it isn't looking great for Donald Trump, with Joe Biden appearing to take the lead, so far.On the back of this, the current President made a string of incendiary claims at the White House to his assembled family and supporters yesterday while election counts were continuing across several US states.Despite the complete lack of a firm result, Trump claimed the

Nicola Sturgeon’s daily briefings – but she’s still skint.Janey’s career was already motoring before the crisis – after she welcomed Donald Trump to Scotland in 2018 with a placard that didn’t hold back in its language.And she had soldout two nights at the King’s Theatre in her home city of Glasgow when lockdown began.Those had to be axed, twice, and she hopes to put them on next year.But becoming a legend in her living room, with more than 40million hits for her spoof videos of the First Minister and Donald Trump, has enabled Janey to raise cash for charity, which she finds thrilling.She said: “My profile has exploded but my bank balance hasn’t.

Janey Godley? And what did she do before she started her hilarious Nicola Sturgeon voice overs? We took a look back at Janey's life, all the tough times she's been through and all her amazing achievements over the years.She wrote a book, raised money for charity and was recently filming something very exciting with actress Joanna Lumley.Janey Godley Currie was born in 1961 in Stirling and grew up up in Shettleston - she is the youngest of four children.She married her husband Sean Storrie in 1980 when she was just 19 and the couple have a daughter together named Ashley.In 1982, when Janey was just 21, her mother Annie was found dead in the Clyde but the comic claims her violent partner Peter Greenshields was to blame for her mother's

Janey Godley has taken a swipe at Old Firm fans, as Nicola Sturgeon has warned them not to travel to Blackpool to watch Saturday's game. Recreating the First Minister's speech today, Janey let loose on football fans who were willing to travel to pubs in England just to watch the match.She said: "Right everybody! Me and Senga have got on wur red dresses cause we're quite angry the day! I hear that aw you f*****g eejits want tae go doon tae Blackpool to watch the big game in a pub and have a drink."Look a licensed grocers disny exist in Glasgow! ye canny go travelling doon to pubs and taking the covid doon or bringing the covid back, SO YE'LL NO BE GON TAE F*****G BLACKPOOL!"Don't know how miny times I've got tae tell ye.

First Minister 's daily speeches on coronavirus in Scotland. And the 59-year-old was delighted when she picked up the prize for Best Online Content at the Scottish Comedy Awards.Other nominees in the category included Lewis Capaldi’s Twitter and Limmy’s Twitch.Fellow Scots comedian Frankie Boyle was also recognised for his show Frankie Boyle’s World Tour Of Scotland.And the 'Still Game: Final Farewell' was recognised as in the Best Comedy Event category.

Janey Godley has taken swipe at Boris Johnson for not visiting Glasgow during his trip to Scotland. The Prime Minister is visiting Scotland today to thank the military and emergency services for their role in responding to the coronavirus crisis pandemic.

Nicola Sturgeon. The First Minister reminded Scots of the new rules on face coverings during the Scottish Government’s daily coronavirus press conference today.

Nicola Sturgeon has praised Janey Godley's parody videos and says it's like she knows exactly what she's thinking.