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The Apprentice's Phillip Taylor appears to have overvalued himself, unlike the expensive carpet that he overlooked leading to his exit from BBC series

Pandora: A fee to turn up? What would Sir Alan say?

Whoops! Pandora suspects someone might have got the wrong end of the fame stick, so to speak.

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Pandora: "I had to work!" says Tracey of Tory no-show

Thursday, 14 May 2009

Was Tracey Emin's absence from a Tory arts do on Tuesday a deliberate boycott?

Pandora: Bradshaw: Expenses tales are homophobic

Wednesday, 13 May 2009

As party leaders scramble to apologise for their members' extravagance, one Labour minister is turning his fire on the newspaper that broke the story.

Pandora: Forget it Anna, says the Oxford Union

Tuesday, 12 May 2009

*With the Oxford Union still reeling from Kerry Katona's better-than-expected performance last month – much to the audience's surprise, the two-time Mum Of the Year neither fell off stage, nor picked a fight with her hosts – there is news of further celebrity goings-on at the raffish debating society.

Pandora: Ramsay begs Mills PR to end the nightmares

Friday, 8 May 2009

Ever since November, when a red-top newspaper accused Gordon Ramsay of liaising with so-called "professional mistress" Sarah Symonds – a one-time favourite of Jeffrey Archer – the chef has been faced with a veritable parade of negative headlines.

Pandora: We can work it out, says Dylan of Macca tie-up

Thursday, 7 May 2009

News, now, to bring joy to the hearts of music fans everywhere: it seems that a collaboration between Sir Paul McCartney and the ever-less-grouchy Bob Dylan may be very much on the cards.

Pandora: No swine flu rules at Buckingham Palace

Wednesday, 6 May 2009

Pandora has watched with increasing apprehension as the celebrity world revealed its vulnerability to swine flu (first those rumours of Madonna's infection, and then of Susan Boyle's).

Pandora: Draper's losing out in battle of the box office

Tuesday, 5 May 2009

More bad news for Derek Draper, as it emerges that his new, post-Smeargate infamy has done little to boost his box office earning potential. Early reports from the Hay festival suggest that the controversial blogger's question-and-answer session is proving a difficult act to sell.