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Burrell puts family home on the market


Former royal butler and I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here! contestant Paul Burrell has put his family home on the market for more than £400,000 (€569,400).

The four-bedroom Georgian terrace in Farndon, Cheshire, was one of the addresses raided by police searching for Princess Diana’s belongings after her death.

Burrell, Diana’s “rock”, was accused of stealing more than 300 of the Princess’s possessions but the trial collapsed.

The 46-year-old, who is currently in the Australian jungle for the reality TV show, has now decided to sell the house, which he shares with wife Maria and sons Alexander and Nicholas.

It is on the market for £419,950 (€598,000).

Jeremy Jordan, partner of Chester estate agents Changing Home, who are dealing with the sale, said: “It has only been on the market for a couple of weeks but we have had a fair bit of interest already.

“It is a double-fronted Georgian property smack in the middle of the village of Farndon.”

Burrell hopes his appearance on the latest instalment of I’m A Celebrity will be the springboard to a TV career, although he has admitted: “I don’t think there’s a cat in hell’s chance of me winning.”

The royal servant stayed with Diana throughout her marriage break-up, and has since sold his story to a national newspaper and written the book A Royal Duty.

He now runs a florists’ shop in Farndon with his wife, a former maid to the Duke of Edinburgh.
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Paul wants to be pals with Janet
She might not have wasted any time in sharing her low opinion of him, but Paul Burrell believes he'll get on pretty well with Janet Street-Porter.

"I like Janet," says Paul. "I've watched her on Question Time and I know she's opinionated but I do agree with most of what she says."

"She seems to be very level-headed. She is very outspoken but I think that's good.

A good discussion with Janet Street-Porter I think would make good television. I hope she likes the princess!"

Paul says he has befriended journalists in the past. "I think if you make a good friend of a journalist, because of the nature of their profession, they can see who you are.

I think Janet Street-Porter may be one of those people who can look inside and see the real person and I'd like to think that, yes, I'd like to be her friend."

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PAUL Burrell put his DIY skills to good use by building a tree house for the camp.

The hut, made of logs lashed together, will provide a private place where the celebs can escape from prying cameras.

And the former royal butler, who was helped by Sophie Anderton, even won the praise of bossy Janet Street-Porter. She exclaimed: "Wow! You've done a good job. I'm impressed. Very impressed."

After finishing the task of the day, he revealed to Brian Harvey that he believes William, not Charles, will be the next king.

Paul said: "I think the future is William - a young king with a young family. It would be nice to have a king and queen - King William and Queen Beyonce."

Brian asked what the Queen was like and was told by Paul: "She's lovely."

Mirror

Am I the only person who hopes that just for once, when Ant & Dec are going around the group saying 'it's not you' or 'it might be you', they would actually turn to Paul and say 'it's not you'?

In truth I probably am, because it seems that he is held in such low regard by the public. I try to 'judge' the 'celebrities' solely on how they behave when they get to the jungle...

On the ticker tape last night there was a message that said.
Vote Paul out for Di Now the Sun has their usual POP at him.



Squealer dealer is Doomed

ROYAL blabbermouth Paul Burrell squealed like a girl yesterday when he was forced into a snake and rat-infested cave.

The ex-butler, who caused outrage by selling Princess Diana’s secrets, was ordered in to the pitch-black “Temple of Doom” to nab 11 stars in five minutes.

He said: "The British public couldn’t wait to see me in here.”

Screaming Burrell felt rats and worms and heard snakes hissing.

He emerged with six stars.

ROYAL blabbermouth Paul Burrell squealed like a girl yesterday when he was forced into a snake and rat-infested cave.

The ex-butler, who caused outrage by selling Princess Diana’s secrets, was ordered in to the pitch-black “Temple of Doom” to nab 11 stars in five minutes.

He said: "The British public couldn’t wait to see me in here.”

Screaming Burrell felt rats and worms and heard snakes hissing.

He emerged with six stars.

“I KNOW the Queen personally,” chirped Burrell. Then he wrongly guessed a question on her in a camp quiz.
Sun

It never ceases to amaze me that James Hewitt seemed to be forgiven for selling Diana's letters to him - but then again, he's richer than Paul, so I suppose there are different rules for him... after all, Mr Hewitt won a reality show, didn't he? He's the darling of the public, I suppose.

And the question that Paul got wrong was 'what percentage of the public described the Queen as loveable' - he went for the higher percentage, because he said he thought she was wonderful.. - at least he's not dissing her or the monarchy.

Well GG, one must presume James Hewitt was judged just by his performance in a "reality " show to win it, as he was the most hated man in Britain before

Some peeps never do well in these things though as they're basically pondlife all-round

I deserved, that, pobbop, didn't I?!!

I'd like to think that Paul is avoiding being in the bottom two for the past two days, because he's been judged on his 'jungle performance' only, but it's more likely that Natalie and Sophie's antics have saved him for the wrath of the public.

Paul slams Norfolk


Seemingly unaware that every vote counts, Paul has insulted half the residents of East Anglia.

Paul made the comments to get a rise from Norfolk resident Janet – but the repercussions could go a lot further than the jungle.

"There's nothing in Norfolk in January except wind, rain, fog and Sandringham House," he said in the direction of Janet. "And the odd chink of fine bone china from there."

But Janet was quick to defend the honour of her neighbours. If only on the china front.

"We all have fine bone china," she sniped. "I got some on Harrogate market."

The conversation then descended into a row about porcelain but the slur on the people of Norfolk had been made.

Perhaps Paul is counting on the fact that he thinks most people in the windy county don’t have access to phones. That would be his opinion, of course, not ours.

ITV

His trial is hardly mentioned because all the press are interested in is any gossip he lets out about the Royal family.......


I'M A CELEBRITY GET ME OUT OF HERE: PAUL TAKES ON SNAKES & CORGIES

TERRIFIED PAUL Burrell faced up to his phobia of snakes in his Bushtucker Trial yesterday.

He bravely put his hands into holes filled with snakes, bugs and rats that bit his fingers.

But it was his relationship with the Queen's nine corgis that raised eyebrows in the jungle.

The ex-royal butler told Janet Street-Porter: "One of them used to sleep with me, Chipper.

"There was Smokey, Shadow, Brush, Chipper, Piper, Myth, Fable, Jolly and Sox."

Burrell then let slip that he used to have to clean up after them with blotting paper and soda siphons when they messed on the carpets.

The revelation came after Janet asked him: "Was one of your jobs as a fully grown man... clearing up after the corgies?"

But Paul insisted: "It was never humiliating, the dogs are very close to the Queen."

In a further royal insight, Burrell said he even drove the Queen to Oddbins off-licence on Cromwell Road, West London, to pick up a bottle of gin.

Exasperated Janet retorted: "For God's sake, what world do you live in? Any gran in the country isn't in a Bentley with a chauffeur, a police escort and nine corgies."

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Paul's lasted until the final day!!!!