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£3.

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Lash Effect Mascara,

which Nigella Lawson

hails as “perfect”. “I

wouldn’t be without

it,” she says.

George Osborne, left, has

been given a “metrosexual”

makeover by Judge Rinder.

The pair, pals through Rinder’s

ex-husband, started an image overhaul when the

TV star worried George would get “old and bald”

after he stood down as an MP. “I got him to Barry’s

Bootcamp. I did his hair,” Judge Rinder boasts to

the Times. “I kind of metrosexualed George.”

Ariana Grande

kicked off the

European leg of

her Sweetener

tour on Saturday with a

“magical” night at

London’s O2.

The singer performs at

Manchester Pride on

Sunday – her first gig in

the city since her One

Love Manchester concert

in 2017.

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shout at

the pub

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On last night’s TV

William & Harry: Princes At War?,

Channel 5:

★★

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henever a documentary

about real living people has a

question mark at the end of

its title I always wonder why it’s there.

On Saturday night it didn’t take

long to work why this royal offering

from Channel 5 had been awarded

one. The evidence to suggest that

there was a bitter rift between Diana’s

two boys was thinner than William’s

hairline.

Well, unless you think Harry really

has been stewing for years over the

fact that William used to get first dibs

on the chocolate biscuits when they

were kids. Or that footage of the

princes rugby tackling each other to

the ground WHILE PLAYING RUGBY

was proof that their

relationship had a

dangerous

competitive

undercurrent.

I suppose

we could be

generous and

wonder

whether

Channel 5’s

lawyers were simply

being over cautious. Maybe they’d

had a call from the legal hands at

House Sussex and House Cambridge.

It certainly felt like the various

royal and media commentators on

show were, for some reason, not

sharing the juiciest anecdotes.

There were far too many “sources”,

“senior sources”, “I was tolds”, and

“royal insiders”.

Any serious news editor would

have sent the rough copy back and

demanded some proof.

However, Channel 5 schedulers had

a slot to fill. With the new series of

Netflix’s royal drama The Crown on

its way they probably thought they

could get away with putting this fluff

out as an appetiser.

Still, I suppose we should be

grateful for small mercies. At least

they didn’t wheel out the dreaded

“body language expert.”

she couldn’t sing as she

attempted to record the song,

prompting producers to enlist

the youngster to lend a hand.

“Katie is not a natural artist,”

admits producer Rick Live, “but

I am trying to mould her into a

singer.” The pair are working on

a 10-track album together –

unfortunately.

After pretty much shouting

her way through her single at

The Cricketers in Taunton,

Somerset, on Saturday, Katie

burst into an impromptu

rendition of Whitney Houston’s

I Have Nothing, which Rick

decided to cut short, much to

her disappointment.

Katie, who brought along her

fiance, Kris Boyson, for the

evening, also kissed a female fan.

SHE failed in her bid to

represent the UK at

Eurovision, and singing

isn’t exactly her forte.

But undeterred, Katie Price

launched her new single in a pub

over the weekend, where she

proudly showed off her new face.

“I’ve had surgery two weeks

ago – I’m sore,” she declared,

lifting her hair extensions to let

everyone gawp at her scars.

“And my boobs are smaller,

look!” she added.

Arriving on stage after

midnight, Katie performed her

track Hurricane, which features

help on vocals from her 12-year-

old daughter Princess, because

mum’s singing wasn’t all that in

the studio.

Princess repeatedly told Katie

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“Sometimes as a parent you’ll do ANYTHING

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Rochelle Humes, after husband Marvin

ordered an emergency Spider-Man

costume on Amazon and

cartwheeled through their garden

to persuade daughter Valentina

to have her dinner.

It was an illuminating

weekend for football

coach Gary Neville, who

ventured out in

Manchester on Saturday night.

“One thing I’ve learnt is my

jeans should stop well short of my

trainers, and socks are a thing of

the past,” he observed, prompting his

followers to introduce Gary to the

revolutionary concept of a pop sock.

The city’s fashionistas are forgiven.

“I keep

randomly

shouting out

‘broccoli’

and ‘cauliflower’ - I

think I might have

florets”.

Swedish comedian Olaf Falafel’s one-liner about

vegetable Tourette’s was voted Dave’s Funniest

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