
‘DESPITE the best efforts of Colin Farrell to scare Hollywood off, the Enquirer brings news that Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston are going all out to have a baby.
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| ‘Now, who was I married to again?’ |
And so committed are …
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‘THERE are ten people in the Australian jungle with appetites that are going unsatisfied, but for one contestant it is not just hunger for food.
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| Not so mysterious girl |
The Star says sexual tension between Peter Andre and Jordan was …
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‘CATS may have nine lives, but Atomic Kitten only had two.
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| The Pointer Sisters |
They survived the departure of Kerry Katona (now masquerading in the Australian outback as Ms McPudding) in 2001, but they will not outlast the loss of …
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‘WINSTON Churchill once said that, if Hitler invaded Hell, he would have a nice word to say about the Devil in the House of Commons.
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| Greg Dyke |
The same could be said by the Daily Mail of Tony Blair and …
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‘IF B can be C, then why cant fat be thin? Of course, it can, its just a matter of relativity.
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| The dear departed |
For instance, if you are fat in London, you may well just be portly in Stock-on-Tent …
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‘WHILE the BBC was busy making news, around 50 cannabis smokers and campaigners were making something altogether more intoxicating.
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| ‘It’s the one after C I have trouble with’ |
The Guardian looked on, not daring to inhale, as Edinburghs Purple Haze …
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‘THE advice to talk softly and carry a big stick had been sexed up, down and sideways by the time it reached Greg Dykes ears.
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| BBC campaign for yet more repeats |
The cover of the Guardian has a photograph of …
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‘IT has been six long years since Peter Andre last lit up our screens with his six-pack stomach and songs like Mysterious Girl, Flava and I Feel You.
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| ‘Who ate all the pies?’ |
The fickle finger of fate which beckoned …
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‘AS part of the Government’s vaunted New Deal, thousands of people up and down the land have learnt a new skill to equip them for the job market of the new millennium.
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| ‘Hey, Dave! Some of the grouting’s come loose’ |
‘THE story that engenders more words than even the prolix Hutton Report is that of Sir Alex Ferguson.
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| ‘Can I play on the wing?’ |
Today, the Times lets it be known that the red-faced manager of Manchester United has been …
Read More » Back pages‘WHY do the Scots do it to themselves?
Scottish rockers Mogwai have apparently won thousands of new converts for their music in Croatia after they called the English football team ‘bastards’ and told Croatian journalists that they hope England get …
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‘DAY two and still no sign of Darren Day in the Im A Celebrity jungle.
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| ‘I’ll thcream and I’ll thcream until I’m thick’ |
We do however have a full view of Kerry McPudding, the lumpen Scouse bird who was up …
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‘IT’S not known what effect Alastair Campbell’s swearing had on Lord Hutton. And we should not discount the notion that it might have influenced proceedings.
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| ‘I say, old chap’ |
After all, Chief Inspector Dave Jackson of Northumbria Police, which oversees …
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‘IF there could be an official bird for the Hutton Report, it would surely be the vulture.
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| ‘I was told I could have Blair for breakfast’ |
Some might argue for a hawk or a dove, but the vulture seems ideally …
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‘IT’S somewhat fitting that on a day when much of Britain lies beneath a blanket of white snow, the Independent should lead with the word, ‘WHITEWASH?’
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| An officer shows how the Army managed in Iraq with no guns |
To give …
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‘IS it a crime to want to kill Jim Davidson? Of course, it’s not. There’s not a jury in the land who would convict anyone for bringing the curtain down once and for all on Nick Nick.
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| ‘Yeah. It’s still |
‘LORD Hutton’s report may dominate the front pages this morning, but one wonders whether the fall-out from the day’s other big story will be more severe.
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| The land of plenty |
The news from the Australian jungle is that Jordan’s boobs …
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‘THEY came to bury Tony Blair, not to praise him – but the absolute exoneration of the Prime Minister by Lord Hutton yesterday has rather taken the wind out of their sails.
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| Putting a spoke into the wheel of the |
‘YOU wouldnt think anyone would want to admit to inventing tartan kilts, far less wear the things, but they have become quite the thing in Austria after archaeologists claimed that it was their country that invented them.
The Austrian claim …
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‘BEFORE moving from Seville to Arsenal in a £20m transfer, Jose Antonio Reyes was chiefly famous for one thing.
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| ‘Keep away from me, Ljungberg!’ |
The Sun tells those who did not know that, in the course of a goal celebration, …
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‘BY all accounts, E4 has started slipping down the ratings charts in the United States a result, one can only imagine, of viewer familiarity rather than falling standards because the medical drama still hits all the buttons that Casualty …
‘IT’S been a while – too long – but the Guardian has finally caught up with Cherie Blair.
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| Hell FM |
Like you, we’ve been concerned about Cherie’s well-being ever since we received a Christmas card of her standing alongside a …
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‘THERE are few things more pleasing than watching the other team tear itself apart.
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| ‘It’s not the same since Flick left’ |
If it’s not the Labour party amusing the Tories by splitting itself in two over top-up fees, it’s Manchester …
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‘STEVE McQueen did it on a motorbike, but Tony Blair’s great escape was achieved by a rearguard offensive led by Gordon Brown and John Prescott.
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| Blair denies hedging his bets |
Facing a catastrophic defeat in the matter of student top-up …
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