
‘THERE is an old political maxim that the Government treats foreigners how it would treat its own citizens if it could get away with it.
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| The new seekers |
In which case, the people of Britain should be afraid, very afraid. …
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‘AND then there were three. Jennie Bond continues to defy the British public by refusing to be voted out in favour of a younger, better known and better looking celebrity and surviving until tonights final.
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| Good Queen Jennie |
But the …
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‘JENNY Bonds mums phone bill must by now have overtaken the GDP of a small Central American republic as her daughters continued survival in the jungle continues to amaze.
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| Viewers voted to see the back of Alex |
Alex Best was …
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‘AS predicted by anyone whos ever watched a single episode of a soap in their lives, Ronnie does need a kidney transplant and – what a surprise secret long-lost brother Tariq is his only chance.
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| Barry enacts another crime |
‘THE comedy genius that is Peter Kay left the Phoenix Club (sunshine indoors) to pay a welcome visit to The Rovers Return this week.
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| Norman Bates |
He played brewery delivery man Eric and would-be suitor to Shelly. Sunshine Shelly, I …
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‘IT takes something close to a miracle, like an England cricket victory, to knock football off the back pages of the papers but what do they do when there is no football news to report?
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| Lewis issues a challenge |
‘DOUG Neece from Iowa has been convicted of indecent exposure despite his wife testifying in court that her husband’s penis couldn’t have been seen from 35ft away, as alleged.
Neeces wife, Sheila, told the jury that her husband isn’t very …
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‘JOHN Lydons walk from the I’m A Celebrity jungle was not in the mould of Captain Oates.
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| ‘I’m so petty, you’re so petty…’ |
Whereas the good captain was a selfless type who acted for the better good of the greater …
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‘IF President Bush and Tony Blair have only had eyes for Iraq (and each other), then the same could just as easily be said of the papers.
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| ‘The greatest British swordsman never to have won an Olympic gold’ – J. |
‘THE days when the only reason you went to the likes of Tesco, Sainsburys or Asda was to buy your weekly groceries have long passed.
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| Winston advertises the great 2-for-1 deal |
These days, the supermarket giants sell more CDs and …
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‘THERE can be little denying that Prince Harry is, like his dad, something of a ladys man.
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| Lauren recreates the pose that made Diana a household name |
On second thoughts, best make that ladies man in the plural, since the …
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‘IF you have been affected by issues raised in story one, then call us on 0800 UpInArms to discuss the matter in a strictly one-on-one highly confidential way with our special advisers, Andrew Gilligan and Alastair Campbell.
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| ‘No loitering’ |
In …
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‘WHEN the BBC gets round to making its film of the Hutton Inquiry, we who still have faith in the corporation know what a good job it will do.
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| In this scene, Tony sees the irony in having once been |
‘JOHN Lydon (as Johnny Rotten now likes to be known) has apparently apologised for saying two words that the tabloids could only represent with the aid of several asterisks.
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| Jenny Bond without her make-up on |
ITV producers said the former …
Read More » Big Brother TV‘A 50-TON decomposing sperm whale exploded while being transported through Tainan City, Taiwan, on its way to a research centre.
The incident splattered cars and shops with blood and blubber.
National Cheng Kung Universitys Professor Wang Chien-ping had ordered the …
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‘LOOKING at Ben Shephard out there in the celebrity jungle on assignment for GMTV, we realise that he cannot have travelled alone.
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| Are you Wilfred Owen in disguise? |
It’s pretty obvious from looking at Ben’s clothes and preppy demeanour that …
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‘THE only thing more challenging than trying to ‘sex up’ Government dossiers is getting anyone who weighs less than 300lbs, has a neck narrower than their head and is not called Brad to watch the Superbowl.
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| Wardobe malfunction, wardobe malfunction |
‘THERE are few things more satisfying than reading exposes about double standards, or more specifically double yellow line standards.
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| ‘You say traffic jam; I say illegally parked’ |
Sticking with travel and cars, we move to the Sun’s story of the …
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‘JUST as you never see a baby pigeon, you never see one that’s lost.
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| ‘Did he say the B4156 or the B1456?’ |
For a long while it was believed that pigeons relied wholly on in-built sensors that ensured they always …
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‘THERE is something pretty wrong with any country that chooses its leader on the basis of their record in a war that finished nearly 30 years ago.
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| ‘Can we hurry up with the photo? The bar’s open already’ |
But Vietnam …
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‘WE may have given India their railways and their trains a century and a half ago, but the Indians could soon be giving us our train times.
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| India’s biggest call centre houses 150,000 operators at any one time |
National Rail …
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