Sunday People

WHERE DID I GO WRONG? ANYONE?

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I WAS delighted to hear Jeremy Corbyn had got his UB40… until I remembered that the unemployme­nt benefit form is now called a JSA. He’d actually won the backing of 1980s pop stars UB40 and called a press conference to celebrate. Ignoring the fact that there are TWO UB40 groups now – because the origina original band members are as divided as the Labour Party – Jeremy called this an “incredible endorsemen­t.” And he says we can all“learn from the great music that’s been made by bands like UB40”. Well, I’ve been trying my best, Jezza, honestly. And while I can’t argue with the fact that red red wine goes to my head,I am absolutely none the wiser about what to do with a rat in mi kitchen. “I don’t know what I’d have done without my colleagues and a job where I can dedicate myself t o caring f or others.” Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt may have missed Nurse Bulman’s birthday. He’s been busy launching an IT initiative to get us using smartphone apps to book appointmen­ts, access medical records and order prescripti­ons. Because that’s obviously the best way to spend £4.4billion in an NHS facing its greatest financial crisis and still reeling from Labour wasting £12billion on its computer system. Waiting lists are the longest on record, with 3.9 million people needing routine ops. Bed-blocking has soared by 80 per cent DO you know what a VVD is? Or a Shibue? I didn’t either until an Italian model called Giulia Salemi rocked up at the Venice Film Festival without her drawers.

Her chiffon dress was slashed to the navel on both sides leaving a wisp at the front to protect her modesty. No, silly me, to flash her fou-fou at photograph­ers and get global coverage. Seems these frocks are the latest celeb fashion fad so I imagine

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