FIONA TALKS DIRTY
Saucy outburst in skydive plot show
DOCTOR Who gets serious this weekend as the sci-fi smash tackles racism.
It will focus on the story of 1950s civil rights activist Rosa Parks.
The show travels back to Alabama in 1955 for Sunday’s story called Rosa. Her defiance helped spark the US civil rights movement.
Two companions of the Doctor, played by Jodie Whittaker, discuss how they still face racism today.
Doctor Who is on BBC One at 6.55pm on Sunday. EVIL: Cilliers & victim Victoria
FIONA Bruce fans were left red-faced when she talked about “glory holes” and “d***s” on TV.
The Antiques Roadshow presenter was touring a sex club and was surprisingly matter-of-fact about the embarrassing subjects.
In The Parachute Murder Plot about evil swinger Emile Cilliers, Bruce read out a sign above the “glory hole” to the viewers.
She said: “Right, donkey d***s glory hole” and told viewers men would “stick their willy in the hole”.
Cilliers, 38, was jailed for 36 years after trying to kill wife Victoria, 41, by sabotaging her parachute before a skydive.
It emerged during the case that the former Army sergeant was a member of a swingers’ club in Salisbury, Wilts.
But he was banned after touching a woman without her consent.
Former club owner Ricky Harwood told Fiona: “He was seen at the glory hole a few times. He used to scare people.
“He made a married lady in her forties cry.”
Fiona’s outburst stunned fans on social media.
Graeme Barton said on Twitter: “It’s not right. Willies and Fiona Bruce not to be used in the same sentence.”