Alan Titchmarsh, 64, has fallen into a feud with rival chat show host Paul O'Grady, 58. O'Grady spilled the beans on his beef by claiming Titch had nicked his chat show ideas, on everything from booking the same guests right down to having the same set design. O'Grady's comments fell from his face as he spoke to Alan 'the chatting man' Carr on his Chatting Man chat show, adding about Titch: "“If our paths cross in the corridor he will rue the day.”
Well, has that day come to pass? Is Alan rue-ing as we speak? He may very well be as it was announced this week that he would no longer be the face of the BBC's Chelsea Flower Show coverage when it returns in 2014. We can only speculate about Paul O'Grady's involvement in this decision, which is quite probably non-existent, but did he put the frighteners on BBC bosses? Has Lily gone quite literally savage? If this is the case it may be time for Titch to crew up and get the Dimbleboys in for protection.
Controversial shock jock David Dimbleby, 75, has stunned fans by bolstering his bad boy image and getting a
tattoo of a scorpion on his shoulder. Dimbleby's new ink has caused
quite the stink with pretend pretend parents. Made up mum of three
Victoria Park was outraged saying "my kids are massive fans of Dimbo and
now all they want to do is get a tattoo. It's like Paxman's beard all
over again. Have you ever seen a four year old with face fuzz and body
art? It's ridiculous!"
Paul Stacey played a sound version of this on his radio breakfast show. It's Erewash Sound, which you can get by tuning to 96.8fm or visiting www.erewashsound.com.
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