Probably the same age as both of you.

OK, but you're not Chris or Tony, and you never got the chance to tell them that, in your opinion trials count as camp duties, so..

That's the key bits don't you think ?

And in my opinion and as has been said on a thread about bias - Ant was bang out of order for saying so.

Sorry, but Ant & Dec have played the role of prompting the expressing of an opinion on controversial incidents within the camp when interviewing evicted celebrities, in past series & it has actually backfired for the program makers before now; the celebrity's collective responses to the Lucy Pargeter bullying a young woman actually destroyed any chance of the, quite obviously, planned ITV2 "reality" show featuring Joey Essex & Amy.

I doubt that there would be allegations of bias on their part if the elicited responses had been along the lines of, "Oh, Lady C is the life & soul of the party, everyone in cameo loves her & we really can't understand why some viewers should have taken a dislike to her."

Who knows, we may yet see those evicted providing such responses, if asked for their opinion in the same manner & what we have seen so far is simply a result of those o have been evicted having formed a somewhat similar opinion of events?

it wasn't who did the least in the camp, it was who was the laziest camp mate.

She had done her trials, cooked and washed the pots and pans while Tony sat on his ass all day.

Even Yvette was annoyed at Tony's choices, but she is too much of a kiss ass to complain.

Funny how Tony place all the men in the top half and the women lower down

Oh dear, I just spotted this typo.

I've now got images of a man with a flat top haircut & a scarlet codpiece frolicking with her in a bedroom at the Versace Hotel

Yvette had offered to do everyone's washing - she was very enthusiastic and trying to get stuck in.

She also said today, in The Sun, how much was edited with regard Lady C's rant and that she was much worse than what was seen

You mean she actually went to The Sun and gave them a story? Did she tell what Lady C was supposed to have said?

I would imagine she did say what Lady C had said. Yvette didn't need to go to the Sun as we have what,s known as computers!

She's blabbed to The Sun, how classy.

How snobby!

Actually I'll think you'll find they knew that but Tony was being a sexist git.

Not at all, The Sun is tabloid trash, I am embarrassed for her that she could only sell her story to a trash paper.

Well said - and very true.

One thing I do know is that if all the things said turn out be be unfounded - which they well may be.

I have got more chance of winning the lottery than these people holding their hand up and saying they were wrong.

Well I'm a 44 year old educated professional. I like her. How about You? Also, what relevance does age have here? What is is your obsession with age when insults are levied against her? You seem obsessed with a number. Pray tell, is there a reason for this?

You are not stating fact, you are stating your opinion of The Sun. Fair enough. Would it make you feel better if she had told her story to the newspaper of your choice?

It's mind boggling, isn't it? I guess some just like conflict and unpleasantness and find it entertaining. Look at Helen winning BB!

I would actually give her more credit if she hasn't gone to any of the rags.

Not at all, I seriously disliked Helen and still do. Lady C is nothing like Helen. Helen was nasty and vindictive just because she could be, Lady C does it when attacked most of the time.

I'm surprised the Times wasn't interested. Only trash rags are going to print stories about reality shows.

I agree with the above.I like how they also pick and choose who they will believe to suit their argument.I don't think there is any point in anyone talking on the outside anyway as it is clear only one side will be believed from the comments on here

To be fair, they have all gone in the jungle for the money, so its obvious they are going to make as much as they can on the back of that and do interviews etc to the papers, magazines etc.

Would you feel the same about Lady C if she appeared in one of the papers, giving 'her story'.

No, at time they were making the decision, they were following the instructions to rank campmates in the order of those who did least about the camp.

When they first came back into camp, and were discussing it with the others (in Yvette and Lady C's absence) it was some time before the idea of 'chivalry' was introduced as a reason for choosing Lady C and Yvette.

It's one of the examples of an event where the intent chatter bears no resemblance to what was actually broadcast.

By 'attacked' don't you simply mean disagreed with. There's a huge difference.

I saw a lot of people disagreeing with her. I saw no-one attack her.