SIR Billy Connolly has warned budding stand-ups about the dangers of alcohol and drugs in the industry.
The Big Yin told how he had risked his own career by drinking too much after shows.
Connolly, 79, who has Parkinson's, has launched online comedy masterclasses on BBC Maestro where he shares wisdom from his 50-year career.
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