We ask the people of Liverpool: who’s the most iconic Scouser of all time?

Liverpool’s Jodie Comer won leading actress at the Bafta TV awards this weekend for her role in Channel 4’s Help and she’s a leading light for another generation of talent from the city.

The 29-year-old, who won her first award for her role in Killing Eve, is quickly becoming an iconic Scouser and already features in the city’s Wondrous Place gallery in the Museum of Liverpool.

The exhibition is inspired by the incredible number of artists, writers, musicians, and sportspeople from Merseyside.

But who do you think is the most iconic Scouser of all time?

‘Ken Dodd because he stood by our city’

Linda says: "Ken Dodd because he was a man who stood by our city, never left our city when he became famous, and he was just an outstanding character."

‘I would say one of the Beatles’

Rohan says: "I would say one of the Beatles. I guess John Lennon. That's probably the biggest Scouser I know, and he's iconic."

‘It has to be John Lennon’

Jamie says: "It has to be John Lennon because his words in his songs are very true to life, and whether it offends or not, you know he wrote what he thought about."