After Dinner Speakers: Mark Williams, David Gower, John McEnroe

WHEN Mark Williams won the 1996 Regal Welsh Open on home turf, TV pundit Willie Thorne said live on air that he thought the talented Welshman would be a one-hit wonder. The Great WT has been forced to eat his words time and again as Williams has established himself as the top name in snooker. His rise up the world rankings was nothing short of meteoric. In just four seasons, he climbed from 119th to 4th. Williams started the 1999/2000 season as the provisional No.1, but was made to fight for the top spot. However, victories at the UK Championship and the Thailand Masters helped him to secure the dream No.1 slot before the world championship. In winning the Embassy World Championship, he became the first Welshman to claim the title in 20 years, and the first ever left-handed world professional champion.

After Dinner Speakers Sheryl Gascoigne Richard HolbrookeFormer star of Spandau Ballet, now soloist
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Michael Aspel Ultra Nate Carol ClevelandInternational golfer
George Stephanopoulos Donny Osmond Audley HarrisonThe world's pre-eminent speaker on information technology.
Paul Oakenfold David Bellamy Jethro TullBrother of Michael and successful F1 driver with Williams
Susie Amy Graham Jones Marvin GayeAthletics coach and brilliant motivational speaker.
Mary Peters Neil Diamond Naomi Campbell Former Superman actor who became quodroplegic after riding accident
New Model Army Army The Strawbs The Rt.Hon Michael MP HeseltineScottish soccer star, commentator. Half of Saint & Greavsie
Olivier Pannis Frank Williams Mick Jagger TV Chef
Sally Gray Pamela Armstrong Geoff Hurst Donna was an original host on MTV and the Big Breakfast.
Acker & His Paramount Jazz Band Bilk Kevin Keegan Celtic FeetFashion designer and co-founder of Red or Dead
Alan Bates Angela Rippon Acrobats UnlimitedCame to fame on the Jonathan Ross Show. Now presents It's Only TV But We Love It. Also Film 2001 on BBCtv.