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10 Things You Need to Know About Borat
1 Borat Sagdiyev, the spoof, perma-grinning, moustachioed television reporter from Kazakhstan, first appeared on our screens on the Da Ali G Show in April 2000. One of comedian Sacha BaronCohen's alter-egos, he got his own spin-off show, The Borat Television Programme, in January 2001. 2 The movie Borat: Cultural Learnings of America For Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan, is out this week. Borat is famed for controversial and politically-incorrect musings, and the film has been descr...
CAT HARVEY has come a long way from her days on the Evening Times, where she was a sportswriter while still in her early 20s. She's one of the best-known voices on radio, sharing Real Radio's hugely popular breakfast show with Robin Galloway, king of the radio wind-ups.
Pick of the Day : George Michael, I'm Your Man - a South Bank Special, Scottish, 10pm
FOR years, George Michael has been the Norma Desmond of pop. A once-great performer who ran and hid from the beaming spotlight he once craved.