News about Pat Sharp

Dr. Alastair Bush (top left), as a respectable GP working on an Army base in Bovington, Dorset, would usually comply with such regulations. The order is strictly followed in the military, and there are rules governing discipline, manners, and appearance. Dr Bush is content to flout, but he does so with unashamed flamboyance. He has been growing a thick, tawny mullet, cascading down his back in luscious, free-flowing curls for the past two years.

After delivering a woman a t-shirt (right) with his face on it on stage at an awards show, radio DJ Pat Sharp (left) was kicked out of his presenting duties last night, reducing her to tears by making a crude joke about her breasts. Mr Sharp, 61, the celebrity guest host at the company's annual event, 'humiliated' events manager Lizzy Eaton (inset) in front of 400 people at an industry convention last Friday, boasting about 'getting on your t**s,' which she described as 'violated,' she said. Fun House, the 1990s ITV children's game show, who has hosted a show on Greatest Hits Radio since 2019, said that his deal was due to end this month, but that he would not return to the station with immediate effect.'

Pat Sharp (right), a former I'm A Celebrity contestant, has expressed concern that his 'pal,' Chris Moyles (right) is getting too thin as a result of the programme. Radio DJ Sharp appeared tenth in the 2011 series of the show but said he was worried about his friend's 'wasting away'. Jungle Confidential, our daily video podcast about all things I'm a Celebrity, is available on MailOnline and on our YouTube channel. It will also be available as a podcast on all your new subscription platforms and Mail+, completely free. 'Chris is my pal,' says Pat Sharp of podcast host Katie Hind. I've been there and I know how he feels. I'm a little worried because he used to be a very popular guy but now he's wasting away. He's shed a lot of weight, but people will get sick if they don't have food.'