REVIEW OF 'BACK IN BUSINESS'

Friday 12 May 1995 23:02 BST

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BACK IN BUSINESS by Michael Barrymore, Hutchinson £14.99

As readers of the Sun will already know, The Boy from Bermondsey is Back. Grannies all over the country can sleep soundly at night knowing their beloved star is back after his love affair with the bottle. Checking in at a re-hab centre in Maryland, Michael shares with us his progression up the twelve steps, his miserable childhood, his love for Cheryl (his wife) and Candy (his dog). A harrowing read, but as the producer of Barrymore so aptly puts it, "Sod the book, we've got a show to get right!"

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