We hear it all the time, someone says something to a journalist and it gets distorted and reported to where it makes no sense even to the person who said it.

To counterract what a journalist writes is a waste of time and just causes more confusion.

I do have to say though,Harry has backtracked a bit in some ways I haven't liked,true or not, he left a parting message saying to Louise that he had never said or even thought she was thick,she was really pleased to hear that, on bbbots last night he slammed into her for being really thick. He was also complaining at being up at all because of Jemma walking yet never said so much as boo to her on bbbots as to that.

Why people seem to want to go for sensationalism when they leave the house is beyond me, for me now, Harry has let himself down on his post eviction chats and interviews,no one else. It seems he cannot be relied on fully as to integrity either.

When Harry came out of the house he said he wanted Tom to win, then he said he wanted Alex to win. Harry has contradicted himself too much to really believe everything he said.

He had the opportunity to warn Faye against Aaron if he's such a good guy and that's what he really believed, but he didn't.

He actually looked very worried when Louise was called to the dairy room to answer the money questions and he thought they were going to offer her some of the prize money.

He was playing the game like everyone else and can't stand that he's not got to the final week.

I think we're seeing a bit of the green eyed monster here. I'm very disappointed in Harry and glad I didn't split my Aaron votes in his favour.

Well firstly the Daily Star is a Desmond owned paper and secondly I don't believe they would be allowed to completely fabricate an interview or what Harry said

I agree MTVN,but I do believe it is not exactly what Harry has said,I hope so anyway ,as my thoughts on Harry would go way down

Daily Star ....enough said.

True, they probably have sensationalised it, but Harry has come across generally as quite bitchy to me since he's been out

Harry was playing the game in the house, just like Aaron is. He was never a favourite of mine. His game was to befriend everyone to avoid noms and say what they wanted to hear and he knew exactly what that was by sitting back and observing. He then got HM's to confide in him, with his calm, steady manner.
It takes a sly gameplayer to know a sly gameplayer. I think Harry is spot on about Aaron, well I would! as I've been thinking the same things for weeks - Harry just confirmed it.
Harry's game in the house didn't harm anyone though - unlike Aaron's.