[Emmy]

It's a women's perogative.

If you're a man then you're *.

Sara blundered into this story today by asking Chris if it was a papparazzi shot or one taken by some chancer at the wedding, to which he replied he wasn't going to talk about it because his lawyers would be on to it. Sara didn't seem entirely sure whether he was joking or not, but she did get in a funny line about having seen the photo and wondered whether Sophie 'had a face-transplant especially for the wedding'. I love Sara.

[dimtimjim]

I think the journo that published this non-story should be taken outside and shot in the head. No last requests. It amazes me what we allow our national tabloids to get away with; its just not right. I purposely don't read any newspapers for this exact reason; its all tosh. All of it. Especially the Mail - a paper for rich posh nobs who are totally detatched from reality.

[Yudster]

I disagree, the people I know who read the Mail tend to be stupid working class morons (with upper middle incomes) who think if they read the Mail and shop at M&S and Waitrose they will magically become middle class.

[dimtimjim]

Being a posh nob, thinking your a posh nob..... Whats the difference?!!!

I wouldn't use the Mail to wipe my own a$$.

[DevilsDuck]

paper cuts?

[dimtimjim]

More trying to explain the headline imprint on each cheek to the missus......

[jocky85]

My mum reads the Daily Mail - she is nothing like you describe Yudster. I don't think there's a particular reason for her getting it she doesn't hate the BBC and isn't politically minded - I think I'd rather she read that then the Sun or News of the World!

Just my opinion

[foot-loose]

Being a posh nob, thinking your a posh nob..... Whats the difference?

25 grand a year.

[Yudster]

My mum reads the Daily Mail - she is nothing like you describe Yudster. I don't think there's a particular reason for her getting it she doesn't hate the BBC and isn't politically minded - I think I'd rather she read that then the Sun or News of the World!

Just my opinion

Hence the use of the word "tend".

[MK Chris]

I honestly don't know what's worse: The Sun or the Mail. I mean sure, The Sun and News of the World are backed up by one of the biggest media empires in the world, which blatantly abuses its power, but the Mail and Express are more overtly and blatantly racist and arguably their readers are normally more politically minded than readers of The Sun.

I was in Tesco by the newspaper bit the other day and this woman picked up an Express, then saw that the Mails hadn't sold out, so she put the Express down and picked up a Mail instead and made some comment to me about thinking they'd sold out of Mails at first. So I immediately picked up a Guardian - not to buy it, I have the Guardian app on my phone. I know this was probably a bit childish and she probably couldn't give a shit, but it was the best way I could show my disapproval without saying "don't do it, it'll fry your brain!"

[Latina]

The Guardian actually seemed to be the paper most obsessed with Moyles last week.

[Gaspode_The_Wonder_Dog]

I honestly don't know what's worse: The Sun or the Mail. I mean sure, The Sun and News of the World are backed up by one of the biggest media empires in the world, which blatantly abuses its power, but the Mail and Express are more overtly and blatantly racist and arguably their readers are normally more politically minded than readers of The Sun.

I was in Tesco by the newspaper bit the other day and this woman picked up an Express, then saw that the Mails hadn't sold out, so she put the Express down and picked up a Mail instead and made some comment to me about thinking they'd sold out of Mails at first. So I immediately picked up a Guardian - not to buy it, I have the Guardian app on my phone. I know this was probably a bit childish and she probably couldn't give a shit, but it was the best way I could show my disapproval without saying "don't do it, it'll fry your brain!"

Your brain must be frazzled. All that and a new kid. How does your head not explode?