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Mark Deeks wrote:Don't see where it says divorce other than the anagram deliberately designed to allure. A split is not necessarily a divorce.

Heather Styles wrote:I'm sure Rachel and Jamie could do without the gutter press giving their tuppence worth at this difficult time. As far as I can tell, the word 'divorce' is a figment of The Sun editorial team's collective imagination.

Jon Corby wrote:

Heather Styles wrote:I'm sure Rachel and Jamie could do without the gutter press giving their tuppence worth at this difficult time. As far as I can tell, the word 'divorce' is a figment of The Sun editorial team's collective imagination.

No, it's definitely in my ODE2r.

Dave Preece wrote:They've split before and manage to get back together, maybe they will sort it out, hopefully?

Dave Preece wrote:What a shit bit of 'journalism'.

Dave Preece wrote:What a shit bit of 'journalism'.

JackHurst wrote:

Dave Preece wrote:What a shit bit of 'journalism'.

I read the article and was surprised by how well written and factually correct it was compared to most things I've seen written about the show, so couldn't disagree more.

Ian Fitzpatrick wrote:A SCOOP for the Daily Mail today (January 23rd) on page 32 they report that the prodigy Dylan attained the highest ever score.

David Barnard wrote:I bet Dylan is absolutely thrilled knowing that everyone who reads that article now knows that he's autistic, I know if my mental disorders were made public in that sort of way I'd be pretty fucked off as a lot of other apterites that are in the same boat

Ian Volante wrote:

David Barnard wrote:I bet Dylan is absolutely thrilled knowing that everyone who reads that article now knows that he's autistic, I know if my mental disorders were made public in that sort of way I'd be pretty fucked off as a lot of other apterites that are in the same boat

He certainly won't be smiling.

Callum Todd wrote:

Ian Fitzpatrick wrote:A SCOOP for the Daily Mail today (January 23rd) on page 32 they report that the prodigy Dylan attained the highest ever score.

Well at least the Daily Mail are only a few months behind the rest of the world now, as apposed to their usual 40 year deficit.

Martin Thompson wrote:

Callum Todd wrote:

Ian Fitzpatrick wrote:A SCOOP for the Daily Mail today (January 23rd) on page 32 they report that the prodigy Dylan attained the highest ever score.

Well at least the Daily Mail are only a few months behind the rest of the world now, as apposed to their usual 40 year deficit.

The Daily Mail tells you what's wrong with the country but have no idea how to change it.

Rhys Benjamin wrote:if you compare the Mail now to two years ago then it's come on a long way. It's no longer gay-bashing, Muslim-smearing, and woman-hating...

Jennifer Steadman wrote:

Rhys Benjamin wrote:if you compare the Mail now to two years ago then it's come on a long way. It's no longer gay-bashing, Muslim-smearing, and woman-hating...

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA oh you weren't joking.

Rhys Benjamin wrote:

Jennifer Steadman wrote:

Rhys Benjamin wrote:if you compare the Mail now to two years ago then it's come on a long way. It's no longer gay-bashing, Muslim-smearing, and woman-hating...

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA oh you weren't joking.

Exhibit A: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/artic ... riage.html

Ian Volante wrote:

Rhys Benjamin wrote:

Jennifer Steadman wrote:
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA oh you weren't joking.

Exhibit A: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/artic ... riage.html

When that article is equally likely to have been published if the singer was male, then you might have the beginnings of a point.

Rhys Benjamin wrote:

Ian Volante wrote:

Rhys Benjamin wrote:
Exhibit A: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/artic ... riage.html

When that article is equally likely to have been published if the singer was male, then you might have the beginnings of a point.

I think you're forgetting that I also said it's not woman-hating.

Rhys Benjamin wrote:

Jennifer Steadman wrote:

Rhys Benjamin wrote:if you compare the Mail now to two years ago then it's come on a long way. It's no longer gay-bashing, Muslim-smearing, and woman-hating...

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA oh you weren't joking.

Exhibit A: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/artic ... riage.html

Graeme Cole wrote:Charlie has been interviewed in the Independent, talking about Countdown and apterous. Woo!

James Robinson wrote:Interesting bit of news relating to PP. I was in the audience for this episode as it happens, not plugging FOCAL, as it happens. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-36458648

Countdown presenter Rachel Riley was left "in genuine fear for her personal safety" after receiving death threats from a former contestant who developed a menacing grudge. Laura Greenwood made it to the quarter finals of the Channel 4 game show before being sectioned, after which the convicted arsonist began bombarding online fan forums with vile posts.

These criticised the programme for descending into "kid's stuff and b****cks" and accused a long serving producer of being a paedophile and a "slimy weirdo". A string of further abusive messages then threatened it was a "question of when, not if" he and Ms Riley would be murdered, with one ranting diatribe stating: "When I'm ready, it's him and Riley first and then as many as I can possibly take before I go to prison."

Fiona T wrote: ↑Sat Jul 19, 2025 5:59 am Could well be part of the reason why there's no desire to bring back studio audiences.