TELEVISION / Tabloid TV

Sunday 02 August 1992 23:02 BST

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Those tabloid TV 'scoops' in short: Princess Anne supposedly banned her son from watching the Olympics opening ceremony; Coronation Street star Sue Nicholls (Audrey Roberts) said she had contemplated suicide five years ago; Rik Mayall and LA Law star Amanda Donohoe announced a sitcom venture, Briefest Encounter; and the Campaign for Homosexual Equality hired the Rovers Return to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the legalisation of the age of consent for gay men.

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