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Although she was keen to explain that the podcast is far from the glitz and glamour of celebrity podcasts, explaining that it's recorded in Amy's kitchen in Yorkshire over a cup of coffee. "We've got professional guests that we have on there that are experts in certain topics," she said before adding: "We're not experts, we're just parents sharing our experiences and personal opinions." Her replacement was Bryony Gordon, a 21 year old with the cutely perfect looks of a kiddie TV presenter but almost no experience as a reporter (whose mum, I'm sure entirely coincidentally, is Jane Gordon of the Sunday Mirror, the Mirror's sister paper). Now it seems that those blonde good looks just weren't enough to carry her new role off: she rather dramatically quit earlier this week after a mere two months of partying, admitting that she still felt shy about approaching the A-list. "We go to star-studded parties and Jessica and Eva go up to these famous people and chat to them as if it were nothing," she wrote in her final column. "I suppose I simply can't get used to that being a normal part of your life. It's fun, but you don't get much time to yourself as a 3am girl." There are rumours that there may be rather more to her departure story than this, but still: she's off. Cheryl explained to Vogue: “We couldn’t because Sarah wouldn’t be included in that newness. This is about celebrating the 20 years we’ve all had. So the tour has got to be inclusive of Sarah because she’s such a massive part of our make-up. It will never feel like the old Girls Aloud again but we’ve reached a point where we feel ready to celebrate all of it. Sarah included.” The topic of Glastonbury also surfaced during the Vogue interview - with Nadine suggesting: “We’ve spoken about this but the thing is, we’d have to take our stage and so the logistics would be hard. But we are touring at the same time so maybe we could get a jet in.”

Simpson, who has worked on the hugely successful 3am column since it began two years ago, handed in her resignation today.The news emerged as the publisher announced the closure of The New Day, its experimental national newspaper offering “positive” news aimed at a female audience after just nine weeks, because it failed to find an audience.

Her departure will be a blow for the Mirror editor, Piers Morgan, who has nurtured the column and seen it grow into one of the most popular sections of his paper.

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Okay, so do you want us to tell the truth? She wasn’t going to make another Girls Aloud record until she got a solo deal. I feel she held us to ransom and then made her solo record deal. It’s the truth. She’s saying that we broke the band up. So there you go." Piers and Richard became the Simon Fuller figures to our Spice Girls-style personas on the column. I was to be the "posh one". The paper published a Q and A with us to introduce us to the readers. My answers were completely rewritten by Piers and Richard. Not only was I the Posh Spice of 3am, I was also the resident slapper. When asked what my favourite party was, Wallace changed my answer to: "Any I can't remember. Same with men." We're about going out, causing trouble, watching people, drinking, having a laugh,' Jessica told me on her mobile from an awards ceremony on Friday, where she took my call by excusing herself from Ian Wright ('he was getting a bit fresh anyway'). Like a pair of Duracell Bunnies, we plan to give Sarah Harding a run for her money in the party-stamina stakes. Not until the last drop of champagne has been quaffed, the final canape consumed and the red carpet rolled up will we leave the party. In September 2004, BBC Radio 1 DJ Chris Moyles highlighted the made-up news stories and quotes on his then-afternoon music and chat show. The following day Moyles's mobile phone number was printed in the paper as a retaliation. [7] Moyles called for the 3AM girls to resign, and several thousand of Moyles's listeners rang in to the Daily Mirror to complain. The Mirror asked Moyles to call off his listeners, which he did, claiming he had won the battle by doing this. [8] Fictitious quotations [ edit ]