The founding members of Led By Donkeys granted a public interview last Thursday at a theatre in Walthamstow. They were questioned by Guardian columnist Zoe Williams.

Seated on squashy sofas, the four men looked like an ageing boyband who met at public school.

James Sadri, suave and handsome, seems to be the boss. Ollie Knowles is the ebullient charmer. Ben Stewart, who scowls as he talks, is the grumpy technical wizard. And Will Rose, who says very little, seems to be the token northerner. The Donkeys specialise in harmless political pranks. Their approach is new but their content is stale. In their latest stunt, they projected a short film about Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein onto the wall of Windsor Castle during the American president’s state visit. They were arrested and ch

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