Joanna Lumley, she's beautiful, intelligent and totally committed to animal welfare.
Martin Clunes, he sincerely loves his horses and comes across as someone you'd want to be friends with.
Ken Bruce (radio DJ). He's funny, clever and seems really kind.
Paul O'Grady - seriously loves animals and seems an all round good bloke.
Billy Connolly. He survived a tough childhood and never forgot his roots, plus he's probably made me laugh more than anyone else ever. Totally down to earth.
Prince Harry. Had the guts to fight in Afghanistan with no special privileges, then the guts to buck tradition and get his wife and family out of a totally toxic, dysfunctional situation.
Franki Dettori (jockey). Never seems to let anything get him down, always smiling and gives credit to his horses whenever he wins. Doesn't hurt that he's also very charismatic!
Tony McCoy (20 times Champion jump jockey). A really talented brave man (I don't think there's a bone he hasn't broken!) who clearly adores his family and is a great, friendly race presenter now he's retired.
Janey Godley (Scottish comedienne) who had a hugely rough start in life, still has a lot to cope with now but is kind, down to earth and does the incredibly funny "Frank get the door" sketches of Nicola Sturgeon's speeches (which get the message over to people who wouldn't hear it otherwise) and the satire and the absolutely genius animal voiceovers. (If you don't mind swearing, which she does a lot of and it's all in context, check her out on YouTube)