City girls are back... just like that

THE TV show every woman I’ve known over the last 30 years has adored – some of whom have even been unfortunate enough to date me – is to return.

If truth be told, the number of times I’ve pretended to be mesmerised by Mr Big or gone bananas over a pair of Blahnik heels qualifies me for a gold medal in the faking stakes.

The new title for Sex And The City, which is

IT’S of no surprise that Britain’s Got Talent was last year’s most complained about show, but the margin of “victory” is extraordinary.

There were more than 31,000 complaints, with 25,000 about Diversity’s Black Lives Matter routine in September. The second-highest offender, Good Morning Britain, chalked up just 13,215 complaints.

BGT producers need to realise that viewers want to be entertained, not preached to or exposed to such blatantly political messaging. going ahead without Kim Cattrall, is bizarrely And Just Like That...

As the producers are channelling Tommy Cooper, can we be assured the remaining three sassy lassies will all be wearing a Fez?