[AndyJK]

A few days ago The Daily Star had "Jodie On Suicide Watch" splashed across its pages. With Jodie's own fans admitting evicting her because of the bullying, I'm wondering how much this very strongly worded headline increased the number of people evicting her in the belief that is was for her own personal safety.

Of course Jodie wasn't on suicide watch. She made an innocent remark which was taken completely out of context. With everyone being watched 24 hours a day technically theyre ALL on suicide watch. And if anyone in that house is being monitored more than the others its more likely to be Michael Barrymore.

If those who read the Daily Star can admit this particular headline influenced their decision to get Jodie out, then what does this say for the Daily Star's credibility which is constantly used as a source for gossip and stories on this site?