Daily Mirror (Northern Ireland)
Phil’s tarting himself out..
TV chef P Phil Vickery has landed a major slot o on This Morn Morning... discov discovering Britain Britain’s Best Tart.
Phil, 59, wh who split from wife of 20 years ye Fern Britton in Januar January, said he thought TV bosses bo were joking when t they first posed the idea. He says: “A couple of we weeks ago on This Morning I did an almond tart. Phillip Schofiel Schofield and Holly Willoughby loved it. “On the back of that, I w was asked by my bosses, ‘We’d like you to do a thing on Britain’s traditional tarts’ to which I laughed at first and then they the explained, ‘The culinary version’.”
Phil will travel the length and breadth of the nation to cast his e eye over the Bakewell tart, the Manchester Manche tart, the
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Gypsy tart and finally the Yorkshire curd tart.
He will return to the kitchen to create his own version of each.
One tart from Bakewell kept him up all night. He says: “It was around 2,000 calories. I struggled to sleep that night.” Britain’s Best Tart will be shown on ITV ’s This Morning from Tuesday, October 27, at 10am.
Ozzy Osbourne
fears a cursed doll has brought bad luck on his family. In 2018, he and son Jack used a water cannon to blow up a replica of Florida’s haunted doll Robert, which inspired the Chucky franchise. “Look at what has gone on with me,” rages Ozzy, who has since developed Parkinson’s disease. “Look at me. It ain’t bad luck?” Jack says he got divorced months later, telling his dad: “You blew him up, it’s your fault!” Meanwhile, on The Osbournes Want to Believe, airing on Really, Ozzy says he thinks the ancient Egyptians were all “smoking dope”.
He said he’s started to feel like Yoda – a wise old Jedi giving me tips.