Roman: This is the hardest thing I've ever had to do in my life. It's something, I'll be totally honest with you, I never wanted to make, but I also wanted to make for a very long time. I found it so hard to do, a documentary about suicide in young males up and down the UK. It's unfortunately got to such a point that I said “I've had enough, I've got to do it.” There's not many ways that I can lobby a government, or shine a light on something, but I have a good platform when it comes to radio or TV so I'm going to give it my best shot. I've always dealt with my own mental health issues - I've been on antidepressants since I was 15 years old, it's still a massive part of my life, therapy is a massive part too - but I always shied away from chatting about it publicly because I'm Martin Kemp's kid. What am I sad about? I didn't think people would want to see that, or would care. Then last year I lost my best friend, my absolute brother, to mental health. It destroyed my world in so many ways, and put me in the lowest point in my life. The weeks following that were absolute blurs, and I just felt like... what is going on? The amount of chats I'd had with Joe about my own mental health, and it didn't make sense, none of it made sense. If I was to put a line up of 20 of my mates and someone asked me who was struggling, I would have put him at the end. Genuinely