I've already said what I think on other posts: The tabloids have added statements made by housemates whilst in the house to their stories. They can hardly deny saying things they said in front of the cameras and us, can they? And the law is such an ass that if they took the papers to court, the fact that they had said it at some time would ensure they lost.

After last years BB, a large number of things attributed to Helen were said by her in the house, and though the articles never actually said she had repeated them since, they were set out in such a way as to make you think she had. An example was making love on top so your hair doesn't get messed up, which was used to titillate stories about her and Paul and their relationship after the end of BB2.

That's the trouble with signing up to the press in this country: if you sleep with dogs you wake up with fleas!