Who knew that Fergie always screams on sighting a cake? This is not the Fergie who manages Manchester United, and it is said screams at his players regardless of whether any patisserie products are present. Nor is it the Fergie from the Black Eyed Peas, although Will.i.am's sidekick is eccentric enough to scream at anything at all for no good reason.
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England was the itch Neville couldn't ignore
Friday 01 June 2012
Hodgson's assistant says chance was too good to miss and is sure he can combine it with TV work
The Duchess and her diplomatic difficulty
Friday 13 January 2012
Sarah Ferguson went to Turkey to film cruelty to orphans. Now she's been asked back – to jail
Super satire: The art of Private Eye
Saturday 03 September 2011
Charlie Sheen to appear on Celebrity Big Brother
Monday 01 August 2011
Charlie Sheen has signed up to appear on 'Celebrity Big Brother'.
Tabloid signs off with a sting in the tail for Rebekah Brooks
Monday 11 July 2011
The tone of the 8,674th and final edition of the News of the World (NOTW) was one of defiance.
A Day That Shook The World: Royal Family in crisis
Wednesday 15 June 2011
On 15 June 1992, a scandalous book about life inside the Royal Family was released - firing the starter pistol on a series of unprecedented criticism of the institution of the monarchy.
Wedding snub 'so difficult' says Duchess of York
Wednesday 11 May 2011
The Duchess of York said not being invited to Prince William and Kate Middleton's wedding was "so difficult" for her to cope with.
Sarah Sands: Nothing eases a mother's grief – least of all, more death
Sunday 08 May 2011
The laying of a wreath by President Obama at Ground Zero, New York, last week, after American marines had despatched the diabolical visionary behind the 11 September bombings, was described by commentators as "seeking closure". After an apocalyptic act of violence, and a decade-long pursuit of the perpetrator, here was a moment of silent reflection. Let the victims of unquiet deaths, finally rest in peace.
Royal revenge: 'We had to draw the line somewhere'
Sunday 01 May 2011
Julie Burchill: Something's wrong when it's only men who take out gagging orders
Thursday 28 April 2011
They say that no man is a hero to his valet, but in recent years the rise of the super-injunction has attempted to build a phoney shield of decency around selected celebrity sleazes rich enough to afford one. Though injunctions are modern inventions, their intention is as old as Adam; they seek to return relations between the sexes to the level of those idealised in Downton Abbey and shown in surprisingly harsh reality in the earlier and far superior Upstairs, Downstairs, when rich men could do exactly as they pleased to parlour maids, prostitutes and showgirls and get away with it.
Julie Burchill: Celebrity redemption is even more sickening than celebrity excess
Thursday 14 April 2011
I've been thinking about Reformed Characters this week, as Russell Brand and the Duchess of York – and their little Venn baby, Tara Palmer-Tomkinson – all variously parade their guilt and redemption as though they were the latest designer lust-haves. Frankly I wouldn't know guilt and redemption even if I had a threesome with them and they showed me a playback of it the next day, but it's certainly a very popular pose right now – even more so with the falling away of faith in this country. Which goes to prove that clever old GK Chesterton got it right when he said: "When a man ceases to believe in God he does not believe in nothing, he believes in anything."
Philip Hensher: Are we finally growing out of the whole lunacy of royal weddings?
Saturday 02 April 2011
Duchess of York's 'huge error' over debt
Monday 07 March 2011
The Duchess of York has admitted to a "terrible, terrible error of judgment" after accepting £15,000 from convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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