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Clifton was a contestant on Series 5 of The Voice UK, applying under his birth name. He performed " The Impossible Dream (The Quest)" from Man of La Mancha, and did not advance past the blind auditions. [1] Following his appearance on the show he released an album of covers called The Impossible Dream, which included " The Lady in Red" and " Wind Beneath My Wings". [13] After a death metal band's song titles were printed on his album cover by mistake, Clifton presented an award at the Kerrang! Awards in June 2016. [14] Singh, Anita (28 April 2015). "Keith Harris, Orville ventriloquist, dies at 67". The Telegraph . Retrieved 4 March 2020. In 2018, he starred in ITV's Last Laugh in Vegas, a documentary following eight "showbiz legends" as they prepared a show in Las Vegas. [15]

On 10 March 2022, he made an unplanned telephone appearance on the Chris Moyles Show on Radio X, having been referenced by comedian, Jon Richardson, who appeared on the radio show earlier that morning. [26] Personal life [ edit ] a b c d Jamieson, Georgy (16 September 2017). "Bernie Clifton interview". British Comedy Guide . Retrieved 4 March 2020. Logan, Brian (17 August 2006). "Bernie Clifton, Udderbelly, Edinburgh". The Guardian . Retrieved 4 March 2020. BBC Radio Sheffield - BBC Radio Sheffield Special, The Golden Days of Working Men's Clubs". BBC . Retrieved 4 March 2020.Glenn said: "About 30 people from the press were invited to an audience with the Pope and he was given that chance so he went. The Catholics kissed the Pope's hand while the non-Catholics, like my father, took the Pope's hand. The Pope asked who he worked for and he said he worked for the Express & Star. The Pope thought he was very fortunate because he worked for two papers!" a b c d "Bernie Clifton auditions on The Voice". BBC News. 9 January 2016 . Retrieved 4 March 2020. His 37-year career at the Star group both as a photographer and picture editor gave him a grandstand seat at key events during a tumultuous era, and among the photos of which he was particularly proud was one of the wedding of Charles and Diana, with Ken leaning out of an office window to get the shot just as confetti rained down from a window above.

In 2002, Clifton featured on the BBC Two documentary series The Entertainers, which followed 1970s and '80s entertainers who had dropped out of the limelight. [10] In 2005, Clifton and Oswald appeared in Peter Kay's and Tony Christie's music video for the Comic Relief charity re-release of " (Is This the Way to) Amarillo". [6] With the Star leading the way, Ken's place at the heart of one of Britain's first electronic colour picture desks led to him being sought after to train others in the industry and share his expertise. Ken Wood Ken, from Wellington in Telford, also photographically charted the rise to stardom of a group of Wolverhampton area lads who were to become one of the biggest bands of the 1970s, and away from journalism was a former president of Telford Lions and captain of the then Great Hay Golf Club. Clifton has starred in several pantomimes, playing the father of Cinderella at the Hull New Theatre in 2018 and at Northampton's Royal & Derngate in 2019. [19] [20] He has also presented shows on BBC Radio Sheffield, [21] [22] and BBC Radio 4. [23] [24]

Highly popular in its day and raising thousands of pounds for charities, Ken said the press ball was eventually killed off when bands and cabaret artistes started charging more, meaning more was being paid in fees than went to charity.