This Week's Top News Stories... As Seen On Reality TV

The Huffington Post UK  |  By Andrea Mann  |  Posted: 16/03/2012 19:51 Updated: 17/03/2012 09:51

There used to be a time when reality television actually seemed, well, fairly real. But now it's all about fake set-ups, fake rows and fake boobs. And that's just Masterchef.

So if, like us, you long for a bit more reality in your reality TV shows, then you've come to the right place. Starting today, we'll be rounding up the week's biggest news stories - reality-style. From The Real Housewives Of Windsor to America's Next Top Republican, from Ken Barlow in The Only Way Is Sex to Nick Clegg in Last Lib Dem Standing, enjoy our first guide to the shows stories you might have missed:

'The Real Housewives Of Windsor'
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In which two lonely women - pensioner Liz and her granddaughter-in-law Kate - dress up for the day, only to find out they're going to Leicester.
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There used to be a time when reality television actually seemed, well, fairly real. But now it's all about fake set-ups, fake rows and fake boobs. And that's just Masterchef. So if, like us, you lo...
There used to be a time when reality television actually seemed, well, fairly real. But now it's all about fake set-ups, fake rows and fake boobs. And that's just Masterchef. So if, like us, you lo...
 
 
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Anne Siperek
02:33 PM on 03/17/2012
His dad is the man with him. Is it me or does Pop have a look that says, "Ok, this wasn't in the practice run. What now, oh brilliant one?"
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Anne Siperek
02:31 PM on 03/17/2012
Im still laughing over the 4 sugar lumps. I vote that she must cut her pippy longstocking hair. Send it somewhere for charity.
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MancRat
08:04 PM on 03/16/2012
I didn't think an awful lot of Bill Roache until I read his book "Soul on the Street".

One of those books that actually leaves you feeling that you should not make judgments on first impressions. Bill is an incredibly three-dimensional character unlike Ken Barlow and goes deeply into his spiritual beliefs, so it is two books in one and an incredibly good read.