Sunday Sport

HE TAKES ALL THE WEEK’S NEWS & PULLS ITS PANTS DOWN

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MONDAY

THE original topless stunna Sam Fox suffers a panic attack while appearing on Celebrity Big Brother.

“Don’t panic, Sam!” said the doctor.

“Just remember.... big breaths, nice big breaths.”

“Yes, but I’m also a singer, songwriter, actress, author and charity campaigner,” she replied. Probably.

TUESDAY

A YANK Bible basher who once said that floods are God’s way of punishing gay people has his home destroyed… by a flood! Tony Perkins’ gaff in Louisiana was almost completely submerged. The poor guy lost everything – including his Liza Minelli albums, his fabulous shoe collection and his signed copy of Julian Clary’s autobiogra­phy.

WEDNESDAY

SOME of America’s Olympics swimming team – including the superstar Ryan Lochte – cook up a bullshit story about being robbed at gunpoint in Rio.

Lochte is normally a freestyle specialist but it sounds like he wants a crack at the 200m utter lie.

THURSDAY

AWKWARD scenes on Good Morning Britain when a teenager opens his A- level results on live television – and fails to get what he needs. Never mind, son. Exam results aren’t everything. Even a couple of solid Ds can get you a fantastic career. Just ask the women who present Good Morning Britain… oh, and you could ask them about their A- level results, too!

FRIDAY

A MAN who was ordered to give police 24 hours notice before he has sex asks a court to overturn the ruling.

I don’t know why he’s making such a fuss. I could give the cops a full year’s notice before I get my end away, if they were interested.

The missus only says yes on my birthday.

SATURDAY

THE broadcaste­r ITV confirms it will cease programmin­g for one hour next week to encourage lazy, sofa- bound Brits to go out for a jog. Then, once we’ve built up some fitness, they will encourage us to go for a sprint – by transmitti­ng an episode of Loose Women.

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