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Lady Colin’s foul-mouthed attack on Paul McCartney

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LADy Colin Campbell’s appearance on I’m A Celebrity . . . is unlikely to be forgotten, not least by her fellow contestant­s.

Among the objects of her wrath were Duncan Bannatyne (‘a complete pussy’, in Lady Colin’s opinion), TV presenter yvette Fielding (‘ghastly . . . dreadful woman’) and Spandau Ballet singer Tony Hadley (‘a chippy oik with a mouth of diarrhoea’).

So they may be relieved to hear that Lady Colin has alighted on another target — Sir Paul McCartney, who, she declares is ‘an a***hole’.

It is hard to know what The Beatles legend has done to give offence to Lady Colin, who explained her appearance in the jungle as ‘whoring for Goring’ — a reference to her need for money to restore dilapidate­d Castle Goring in West Sussex, which she bought for £700,000 in 2013.

But it seems probable it’s his existence she finds distastefu­l, especially now that she is installed at the castle — built in 1797 by the family of the poet Percy Bysshe Shelley — and is little more than 60 miles from Sir Paul’s Sussex residence.

Candidly admitting she ‘ doesn’t know anything about pop music’, Lady Colin, who back in the Seventies was married for a few months to the 11th Duke of Argyll’s younger brother Lord Colin Campbell, alleges that Sir Paul is ‘so chippy’ and adds: ‘I can’t bear the way his children like Stella McCartney describe themselves as “rock aristocrac­y”.’

Lady Colin’s former husband won’t be surprised by her latest outburst. Last year he branded her ‘a crushing snob and a complete fake. She keeps claiming to be related to the Royal Family through me. How does that work? I am not related to the Queen, not at all.’

Let’s hope Lady Colin finds her other Sussex ‘neighbours’ more palatable: Dame Maggie Smith or Roger Daltrey of The Who, one of whose hits was I’m A Boy.

Lady Colin was brought up as a boy despite being a girl, owing to a genital deformity, rectified when she was 21.

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Offence: Lady Colin Campbell

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