as the Top of the Pops rundown and ads for Asda. Butters has written for a number of newspapers (including The Guardian), while his debut book, a biography of Carry On actor Kenneth Williams, came out in October 2008. Published by HarperCollins, Kenneth Williams Unseen was selected by Roger Lewis as one of the Daily Express Books of the Year. He also wrote the two-part documentary The Pain of Laughter – The Last Days of Kenneth Williams for BBC Radio 4, broadcast in April 2008, which is available on his website. On its release in May 2010, his second book, Whatshisname, The Life and Death of Charles Hawtrey, was the number one selling biography on Amazon. Personal life He has a daughter, to whom both of his books are dedicated. He has a fiancé who he proposed to in New York in 2019. He suffers from colitis and often speaks of the condition to help raise awareness and his "fellow sufferers". References External links Wes Butters's Official Website Wes Butters on Hits Radio Wes & Sheree on Hits Radio Profile – BBC News Wes Butters article in The Guardian (2004) 1979 births Alumni of the University of Salford British radio personalities British radio DJs Living people People from Salford People educated at Buile Hill High School BBC Radio 1 presenters