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Claudia Winkleman reacts to Richard E. Grant's greatest act of Traitors self sabotage - AOL (opens the original)
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Richard E Grant’s outrageous act of self-sabotage on The Celebrity Traitors last night left producers and fellow players reeling. Claudia Winkleman said she believed the huge gaffe, in which he openly revealed his role as a Traitor just minutes after she’d selected him, was not because he was nervous, but because he was giddy with excitement after achieving the role he’d always dreamed of. Now viewers will have to wait until tomorrow’s episode to see if the actor can survive the first roundtable
Claudia Winkleman reacts to Richard E. Grant's act of Traitors self sabotage (opens the original)
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Richard E Grant’s outrageous act of self-sabotage on The Celebrity Traitors last night left producers and fellow players reeling. Claudia Winkleman said she believed the huge gaffe, in which he openly revealed his role as a Traitor just minutes after she’d selected him, was not because he was nervous, but because he was giddy with excitement after achieving the role he’d always dreamed of. Now viewers will have to wait until tomorrow’s episode to see if the actor can survive the first roundtable
Claudia Winkleman explains why she'd be 'awful' as Celebrity Traitors contestant (opens the original)
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Claudia Winkleman has insisted she is "too thick" to take part in the Celebrity Traitors. The TV presenter will return to screens tonight hosting the hit BBC series when a new batch of famous faces enter the Scottish castle. Actors Michael Sheen and Richard E Grant, supermodel Jerry Hall, presenter Maya Jama and comedians Rob Beckett, Romesh Ranganathan and James Acaster are among the line-up, alongside Little Mix singer Leigh-Anne Pinnock, musician James Blunt and The Last Of Us star Bella Rams
Antiques Roadshow unearths rare record band wanted destroyed with huge price tag (opens the original)
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A rare seven inch copy of Led Zeppelin’s iconic song Whole Lotta Love - which the band ordered to be destroyed - has ended up on the BBC’s Antiques Roadshow. The rock group, whose members included Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, John Bonham and John Paul Jones, never wanted to release singles in the UK. They felt bringing out tracks which were already on their LPs was conning the public so preferred to only issue albums. But, in 1969, some 500 copies of Whole Lotta Love, which comes from their Led Zep
Antiques Roadshow unearths rare record band wanted destroyed with huge price tag - AOL (opens the original)
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A rare seven inch copy of Led Zeppelin’s iconic song Whole Lotta Love - which the band ordered to be destroyed - has ended up on the BBC’s Antiques Roadshow. The rock group, whose members included Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, John Bonham and John Paul Jones, never wanted to release singles in the UK. They felt bringing out tracks which were already on their LPs was conning the public so preferred to only issue albums. But, in 1969, some 500 copies of Whole Lotta Love, which comes from their Led Zep
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