2009's NEWS IN BRIEFS
Thursday, December 31st
STACEY, 22, from Surrey
STACEY is delighted that computer expert Peter Moore has been released by kidnappers in Iraq after 2½ years. She said: “What a great start to next year for Peter and his family. He’s been so brave and has survived a terrible ordeal.”
Wednesday, December 30th
POPPY, 19, from Somerset
POPPY was dubious about Gordon Brown's promise for change in Britain. She said: "We do need it - but starting at the top. Mr Brown has already been at the heart of government for nearly 12 years. It's all too little, too late."
Tuesday, December 29th
AMY G, 21, from Sheffield
AMY G praised the council that ditched speed cameras and has now admitted they made no difference to accident rates. She said: "At last someone has told the truth about these money-making machines."
Monday, December 28th
RHIAN, 23, from Manchester
RHIAN was shocked by the lack of security protecting Barclays customers from telephone fraudsters. She said: "If you don't feel safe with your money in a bank what are you meant to do? Put it under the mattress?"
Thursday, December 24th
SAM, 23, from Manchester
SAM was delighted to hear Bros are reuniting and can't wait to see them in concert. She said: "I was very young when they were big first time around, but their hits are a true slice of classic pop history."
Wednesday, December 23rd
KELLY, 18, from Daventry
KELLY is furious that foreign killers are being handed up to £5,500 to go home when they are freed from UK prisons. She said: "It's a disgrace and victims' families must be devastated. Crime is not supposed to pay."
Tuesday, December 22nd
DANNI, 23, from Coventry
DANNI can’t believe that parts of the country ground to a halt after snow fell. She said: “It seems to be the same old story every time we get snow. Our leaders need to show some grit – in more ways than one.”
Monday, December 21st
KATIE, 24, from Liverpool
KATIE was upset that Rage Against The Machine had won the race for Christmas No1. She said: “I don’t think a song called Killing In The Name is very festive. The Christmas chart-topper should be heartwarming not foul-mouthed.”
Friday, December 18th
HOLLIE, 22, from Manchester
HOLLIE reckons that her Help for Heroes charity socks are the ideal Christmas gift. Hollie – sporting a green camouflage pair – said: “This is a brilliant way to support our brave wounded troops. They definitely make a perfect stocking filler.”
Thursday, December 17th
VIKKI, 20, from Essex
VIKKI reckons it is only fair that Jonathan Ross has taken a pay cut. She said: “At a time when most people are struggling to pay their bills, this is the least someone in his position could do.”
Wednesday, December 16th
PETA, 21, from Essex
HELP for Heroes patron Peta spoke of her pride at The Sun’s Military Awards. She said: “The Millies is a wonderful event and a way for the nation to show its deep gratitude to Our Boys and Girls.”
Tuesday, December 15th
CHLOE, 22, from Leeds
CHLOE was thrilled for X Factor winner Joe McElderry and reckons he is sure to become a superstar. She said: "He's a lovely down-to-earth lad with a great voice. He will have a great career - and he deserves it."
Monday, December 14th
ROSIE, 19, from Middlesex
ROSIE reckons the Prime Minister did the right thing by staying with British troops on his trip to Afghanistan. She said: “It was important that Gordon Brown made the effort to show his support for Our Boys – particularly so close to Christmas.”
Friday, December 11th
AMII, 23, from Birmingham
AMII is staggered at the latest revelations over MPs’ expenses. She said: “I’m not sure what’s worse, claiming £20,700 for bell-tower repairs or £1.29 for a Pot Noodle. But it stinks... and I don’t mean the Pot Noodle.”
Thursday, December 10th
KELLY, 18, from Daventry
KELLY was amazed by the mysterious spiral of light which was seen by thousands in the Norway skies yesterday. She said: "When I saw the footage I was baffled. Maybe it is a UFO - or even Santa paying an early visit."
Wednesday, December 9th
KATIE LEIGH, 19, from Birmingham
KATIE LEIGH thinks Amy Winehouse is mad to get back together with junkie ex-hubby Blake Fielder-Civil. She said: “It’s such a shame, she’s asking for trouble hanging around with him.”
Tuesday, December 8th
HOLLIE, 22, from Manchester
HOLLIE was relieved to hear that Gordon Brown is to slash Government spending. She said: "It will be a relief to see pointless quangos cut down to size, but I dread to think how much they've wasted already."
Monday, December 7th
PETA, 22, from Essex
PETA is surprised that I’m A Celeb’s Gino and Stuart are being prosecuted for killing a rat. She said: “It does seem a little ridiculous considering the Bushtucker Trials often involve eating animal parts.”
Friday, December 4th
BECKY, 25, from London
BECKY is worried about the threat of an alien invasion after hearing that the MoD is shutting down its UFO investigation unit. She said: "Without this there will be no one guarding our skies from attack."
Thursday, December 3rd
AMY G, 21, from Sheffield
AMY G is thrilled the five British yachtsmen held by Iran are coming home safe and sound. She said: “This episode proves that diplomacy does work and I’m glad common sense has prevailed.”
Wednesday, December 2nd
CHLOE, 22, from Leeds
CHLOE is impressed that Falkland islanders are to share the profits from their oil rush with the UK. She said: “What a generous gesture. It shows there will always be a true bond between the UK and the islands.”
Tuesday, December 1st
POPPY, 19, from Somerset
POPPY was pleased that David Cameron has vowed to tackle barmy health and safety rules. She said: “It’s ridiculous how many guidelines and regulations there are. We don’t need to be wrapped in cotton wool – where’s the fun in that?”
Monday, November 30th
HOLLIE, 22, from Manchester
HOLLIE was shocked by the news that Whitehall fat cats have blown £121,000 on booze – including £30,000 on champagne. She said: “It’s a shocking amount of money considering we’re in a recession. They should know better.”
Friday, November 27th
SAM, 23, from Manchester
SAM was shocked that Labour’s “open door” policy has led to three million new immigrants in 12 years. She said: “Tighter controls are needed at our ports, otherwise Britain will be overwhelmed by this growing population tidal wave.”
Thursday, November 26th
ROSIE, 19, from Middlesex
ROSIE is glad the fight will continue against greedy banks’ overdraft charges, despite their victory at the Supreme Court yesterday. She said: “The sooner these rip-off charges end the better.”
Wednesday, November 25th
NIKKALA, 25, from Middlesex
NIKKALA praised war widow Christina Schmid for her stirring eulogy at the funeral of her husband Staff Sergeant Olaf. She said: “The dignified way she conveyed her grief made it a service fit for a hero.”
Tuesday, November 24th
KATIE, 24, from Liverpool
KATIE is not surprised Jordan has quit the jungle. She said: “You could tell it was getting too much for her. But I’m A Celeb should be more interesting now it’s no longer the Jordan show.”
Monday, November 23rd
PETA, 22, from Essex
PETA is shocked that teachers have pocketed £3million in compensation claims, many of them daft. She said: “Teachers shouldn’t be trying to make money from trivial little incidents in schools.”
Friday, November 20th
KELLY, 19, from Daventry
KELLY is furious over the handball which led to Ireland going out of the World Cup. She said: “I really feel for the Irish. The only way to stop this kind of thing happening again is to use video technology.”
Thursday, November 19th
POPPY, 19, from Somerset
POPPY was not impressed with the Queen’s Speech. She said: “It’s just too little, too late. Labour’s had 12 years when they could have brought in these changes.”
Wednesday, November 18th
CHLOE, 22, from Leeds
CHLOE is pleased to see the Tories taking such a tough stance on street yobs. She said: “I applaud the idea of giving tearaways on-the-spot hard labour punishments if they act antisocially.”
Tuesday, November 17th
RHIAN, 23, from Manchester and BECKY, 26, from London
RHIAN and Becky are delighted to help the Sun celebrate our 40th birthday today. They said: “There’s never been a dull moment in The Sun. Britain’s top read is as bright today as it has ever been.”
Monday, November 16th
AMII, 23, from Birmingham
AMII can’t believe that prison chiefs forked out on plumbers who spent two days changing taps for hook-handed hate preacher Abu Hamza. She said: “He’s used standard taps for years, so why do this now?”
Friday, November 13th
SAM, 23, from Manchester
SAM can’t wait to see Jedward joining the X Factor performance of Bohemian Rhapsody. She said: “It’s one of the hardest songs to perform – but whatever happens we’ll get some brilliant entertainment!”
Thursday, November 12th
KATIE, 24, from Liverpool
KATIE is amazed at the courage shown by wounded paratrooper Ben Parkinson. She said: “Many people with his injuries would have given up, but his bravery and determination are an inspiration to us all.”
Wednesday, November 11th
DANNI, 23, from Coventry
DANNI says no one will begrudge Les and Samantha Scadding their £45million lottery win. She said: “They seem a lovely couple and it’s clear they won’t let this go to their heads.”
Tuesday, November 10th
RUTH, 26, from Kent
RUTH was delighted for the Brits sharing a £90million EuroMillions jackpot. She said: “I can’t even imagine what I would do with all that cash. I bet they can’t believe their luck. Good luck to them. I hope they enjoy it.”
Monday, November 9th
ROSIE, 19, from Middlesex
ROSIE was thrilled and amazed to see boxer David Haye claim the heavyweight title against man-mountain Nikolai Valuev. She said: “It’s brilliant that Haye won against such a huge man. It really was the battle of David and Goliath.”
Friday, November 6th
DANNI, 23, from Coventry
DANNI is staggered that cops spent £20,000 investigating a man’s death after a “ghost!” tipped off mediums. She said: “What were they thinking, acting on the advice of spiritualists? Haven’t they got anything better to do?”
Thursday, November 5th
ROSIE, 18, from Middlesex
ROSIE is delighted to see high street store H&M stocking Jimmy Choo designer shoes. She said: “This is great news for girls who love to look good but can’t afford some of the crazy designer price tags.”
Wednesday, November 4th
BECKY, 25, from London
BECKY says it’s a disgrace that the Lisbon Treaty has been ratified without a referendum for the British public. She said: “This situation is unbelievable. I thought we were living in a democracy.”
Tuesday, November 3rd
KATIE LEIGH, 20, from Birmingham
KATIE-LEIGH is delighted for Wayne and Coleen Rooney over the birth of their son Kai. She said: “They’ve got just about everything money can buy, but you can’t put a price on the happiness they’ll feel today.”
Monday, November 2nd
KATIE, 24, from Liverpool
KATIE was shocked to hear that the first woman Beefeater at the Tower of London has allegedly been the victim of bullying by male colleagues, saying: “She deserved far more respect for her achievement.”
Friday, October 30th
AMII, 23, from Birmingham
AMII was amazed to hear about Richard Roden who has become Britain’s oldest father of twins aged 71. She said: “He seems like a devoted husband and father which is far more important than how old he is.”
Thursday, October 29th
STACEY, 22, from Plymouth
STACEY was disappointed to hear Barbara Windsor will be quitting EastEnders. She said: “Babs is a national treasure and I can’t believe she’s going to be leaving The Square, The Queen Vic won’t be the same.”
Wednesday, October 28th
VIKKI, 20, from Essex
VIKKI is pleased to hear David Cameron plans a massive shake-up of the benefit system if the Tories win the next general election. She said: “It’s ridiculous that under the current system people are benefitting off claiming benefits.”
Tuesday, October 27th
CHLOE, 22, from Leeds
CHLOE was surprised to hear about Gordon Ramsey’s cosmetic procedure on his craggy face. She said: “It sounds really painful – but I thought he was too macho to have done this kind of thing anyway.”
Monday, October 26th
KELLY, 19, from Daventry
KELLY is delighted Avon lady Debbie Davis has gone from the dole queue to earning £250,000 a year. She said: “It goes to show that hard work pays off.”
Friday, October 23rd
PETA, 22, from Essex
PETA was deeply moved at the courage shown by the teenage squaddie Craig Wood, who vowed to fight back from appalling injuries when he met the Duchess of Cornwall. She said: “His bravery is truly humbling.”
Thursday, October 22nd
KATIE, 24, from London
KATIE says it’s unfair that hard-working Brits are about to fall victim to the chaos caused by the postal strikes. She said: “It’s crazy – and there is no reason why the situation should have come to this.”
Wednesday, October 21st
POPPY, 18, from Somerset
POPPY is pleased to see that David Cameron will use all women shortlists to pick general election candidates. She said: “It’s only right that women should be represented properly in Parliament.”
Tuesday, October 20th
RHIAN, 23, from Manchester
RHIAN is outraged that taxpayers’ cash is being used to take government officials on freebie junkets. She said: “Don’t they know there’s a recession on? This is a slap in the face to normal, hard-working people. Stop being flash with our cash!”
Monday, October 19th
ROSIE, 19, from Middlesex
ROSIE was glued to the TV as she saw Jensen Button win the Formula One world championship. She said: “I’m so pleased Jensen did it. The race was amazing and it’s fantastic that another Brit is champ after Lewis Hamilton last year.”
Friday, October 16th
AMII, 22, from Birmingham
FURIOUS Amii lashed out at the huge Goldman Sachs bonuses. She said: “Ordinary working families will be stunned to learn that bankers who helped cause the recession could pocket £450,000. They just don’t live in the real world.”
Thursday, October 15th
BECKY, 25, from London
BECKY was shocked to hear that singer Leona Lewis had been attacked at a book-signing. She said: “Leona is such a lovely girl. I cannot understand why anyone would want to do something like this to her of all people.”
Wednesday, October 14th
NIKKALA, 25, from Middlesex
NIKKALA was saddened to hear that after 82 years Newcastle Brown Ale production is moving from Tyneside to North Yorkshire. She said: “It’s part of the city’s heritage and will no longer be the same drink.”
Tuesday, October 13th
AMY G, 21, from Sheffield
AMY G is pleased to see MPs being ordered to pay back thousands from expense claims, but she added: “They should have never been allowed to get their snouts in the trough in the first place.”
Monday, October 12th
SAM, 23, from Manchester
SAM was shocked to hear that Stephen Gately had died. She said: “He was a great singer and a lovely guy. His death is such a terrible loss. My thoughts are with all his friends and family.”
Friday, October 9th
RHIAN, 22, from Manchester
RHIAN was very impressed by David Cameron’s rousing conference speech yesterday. She said: “He was tough but realistic in his address and showed he is the man to lead Britain out of the gloom.”
Thursday, October 8th
ROSIE, 18, from Middlesex
ROSIE said she was horrified to learn that Robbie Williams was only 24 hours from death due to drugs. She added: “I just pray he has banished his demons for good. Everyone wants to see him back to his world-beating best.”
Wednesday, October 7th
STACEY, 20, from Plymouth
STACEY backs Tory George Osborne’s plans to transform the UK economy. She said: “No one wants to see pay freezes and rises in the pension age but at least we have politicians being honest with the voters and coming up with solutions.”
Tuesday, October 6th
PETA, 23, from Essex
PETA thinks it’s a disgrace that Gordon Brown ignored military advice for more troops in Afghanistan. She said: “The PM needs to listen to the experts and support those risking their lives for all.”
Monday, October 5th
KELLY, 19, from Daventry
KELLY congratulates Ozzy Osbourne on passing his driving test, but can’t believe it has taken him 19 attempts. She said: “The test can be nerve-wracking, but he must have been really ropey on the road.”
Friday, October 2nd
DANNI, 23, from Coventry
DANNI slammed yobs who preyed on injured soldier Matthew Weston. She said: “It’s disgusting such a brave man has been taunted by these mindless idiots. Our Boys deserve respect. They should come home to a hero’s welcome, not this vile abuse.”
Thursday, October 1st
HARRIET, 20, from Peckham
HARRIET is over the moon about the 1,700 new apprenticeships up for grabs in today’s Sunemployment pullout. She said: “It’s fantastic companies are still investing in new staff and great to see The Sun giving men and women the chance to get back to work.”
Wednesday, September 30th
KEELEY, 22, from Bromley
AS The Sun moves away from New Labour, Keeley says: “David Cameron is the man. Looking at his background, he needs to prove he’s in touch with hard-working Brits. However, this is his time. Everyone will expect him to make things better. He can’t possibly do this instantly as he will inherit huge, long-term, deep-rooted problems. We need to allow him time to implement fresh ideas and policies that will get the country off its knees.”
Tuesday, September 29th
CHLOE, 22, from Leeds
CHLOE was glad that soldiers’ families gave Defence Secretary Bob Ainsworth a piece of their mind at the Labour Conference. She said: “Our Boys and Girls are giving everything to beat the Taliban. The Government should invest properly in them.”
Monday, September 28th
SAM, 23, from Manchester
SAM hit out at deputy leader Harriet Harman’s latest plans to ban Page 3 pictures in the workplace. She said: “Not this again. Suggestions of a blanket ban are dictorial and tiresome. Hands off our Page 3 pics!”
Thursday, September 24th
POPPY, 19, from Somerset
POPPY reckons X Factor hopefuls Curtis Moore and Amie Buck should have come clean to show bosses. She said: “Curtis used to be a knife-wielding thug, and Amie a lap dancer. How could they think people wouldn’t find out?”
Wednesday, September 23rd
BECKY, 25, from London
BECKY was outraged to hear Baroness Scotland comparing her fine for hiring an illegal immigrant to a congestion charge penalty. She said: “She’s making a mockery of it and treating it like it’s not serious.”
Tuesday, September 22nd
ROSIE, 18, from Middlesex
ROSIE was really moved by Sir Bobby Robson’s memorial service. She said: “Watching it on the telly brought a tear to my eye. What a fantastic turnout of famous faces. A fitting tribute to a true gentleman and a true legend.”
Monday, September 21st
AMII, 23, from Birmingham
AMII wants BBC bosses to back down and move Strictly Come Dancing so that it doesn’t clash with ITV’s X Factor. She said: “Viewers should not be forced to choose between the two. The BBC should stop being so stubborn.”
Friday, September 18th
SAM, 22, from Manchester
SAM is shocked at the fiasco of shoddy Chinese-built wind turbines bound for Britain. She said: “Why couldn’t British workers build a British wind farm? We have the workers and the skills. It doesn’t make sense.”
Thursday, September 17th
KELLY, 19, from Daventry
KELLY was shocked that youth unemployment has rocketed to one in five. She said: “There’s a whole lost generation of teenagers and young adults who can’t find work. It’s terrifying to think of the knock-on effects this will have.”
Wednesday, September 16th
RHIAN, 22, from Manchester
RHIAN said stuffy union chiefs shouldn’t be wasting time by trying to get rid of high heels in the workplace. She said: “Leave our stilettos alone! It’s a woman’s right to choose her shoes. Heels are sexy and empowering to many females.”
Tuesday, September 15th
STACEY, 21, from Plymouth
STACEY says Gordon Brown needs to be firm with trade union leaders at today’s TUC conference. She added: “He must tell them that strikes will do nothing to help the economy.”
Monday, September 14th
BECKY, 25, from London
BECKY can’t believe Manchester City’s Emmanuel Adebayor ran the length of the pitch to celebrate his goal in front of Arsenal fans. She said: “Whatever his emotions, this was a crazy thing to do.”
Friday, September 11th
KATIE, 23, from Liverpool
KATIE is surprised that England coach Fabio Capello will stop players spending too much time with WAGs at next year’s World Cup. But she said: “If we win, no one will be complaining.”
Thursday, September 10th
DANNI, 23, from Coventry
DANNI is delighted to see the return of Beatlemania. She said: “The Fab Four’s music is timeless. I am sure the re-released albums and the computer game will help bring them to a new generation.”
Wednesday, September 9th
PETA, 22, from Essex
PETA thinks it’s ridiculous that Spotted Dick has been renamed Spotted Richard in a staff canteen. She said: “It’s a name that has been around for years – why start getting touchy about it now?”
Tuesday, September 8th
AMY, 20, from Sheffield
AMY is urging everyone to vote for this year’s Sun Military Awards. She said: “It’s brilliant that ITV has joined forces with The Sun to get these brilliant awards on telly. But there’s just seven days left to nominate – so get those votes in!”
Monday, September 7th
NIKKALA, 25, from Middlesex
NIKKALA was delighted to see Prince Charles clowning around at the Highland Games. She said: “It’s so nice to see him having a laugh. It shows a lighter side to the Royal Family.”
Friday, September 4th
RHIAN, 23, from Manchester
RHIAN thinks Dizzee Rascal has gone too far with his massive moan about the 2012 Olympics. She said: “It’s great that it’s finally coming back to Britain. Dizzee should be supporting the regeneration of his birthplace, not whinging.”
Thursday, September 3rd
KEELEY, 22, from Bromley
KEELEY is urging Gordon Brown to join a live pre-election TV debate with his rivals. She said: “The public want to see him, David Cameron and Nick Clegg square-up. It’ll make great TV and help voters decide.”
Wednesday, September 2nd
DOMINIQUE, 22, from Wapping
DOMINIQUE congratulated Gary Lineker and Danielle Bux after they wed secretly in Italy. She said: “I’m sure they had a wonderful day and I wish them a great start to their new life together.”
Tuesday, September 1st
KELLY, 19, from Daventry
KELLY wasn’t surprised to hear that Graham Norton is ready to leave the BBC to return to Channel 4. She said: “He never really struck me as a Beeb kind of celebrity. I think C4 is the natural home for his kind of comedy.”
Monday, August 31st
RUTH, 26, from Kent
RUTH isn’t surprised that David Beckham’s sizzling form has helped to turn around the fortunes of LA Galaxy. She said: “He is such a determined guy I knew it wouldn’t be long before the jeers turned to cheers.”
Thursday, August 27th
POPPY, 18, from Somerset
POPPY was excited to hear of plans for a new super-speed railway in Britain. She said: “It’s about time our railways are dragged into the 21st century. Let’s just hope they don’t charge the earth to use them.”
Wednesday, August 26th
SAM, 23, from Manchester
SAM was shocked to hear two million Brits have never done a day’s work. She said: “It’s particularly depressing for those of us who work hard to earn a living and spend our whole lives shelling out thousands to support them.”
Tuesday, August 25th
BECKY, 25, from London and ROSIE, 19, from Middlesex
BECKY and Rosie are furious that the Government is increasing fuel duty by 2p per litre next month. Rosie said: “Drivers have been hammered enough.” Becky warned: “This could spark more protests.”
Monday, August 24th
NIKKALA, 26, from Middlesex
NIKKALA is bursting with pride at England’s Ashes triumph over the Aussies yesterday. She said: “Our lads put in a brilliant performance – and what better way for Freddie Flintoff to bow out of Test cricket.”
Friday, August 21st
DANNI, 22, from Coventry
DANNI is shocked that the Lockerbie bomber is back in Libya after having his sentence cut. She said: “It’s all very well showing mercy, but he was convicted of mass murder.”
Thursday, August 20th
PETA, 22, from Essex
PETA is praying that Andrew Flintoff will be doing ‘The Freddie’ today as he celebrates the fall of Aussie wickets in the final Test of the Ashes series. She said: “It would be the perfect finale to his Test career.”
Wednesday, August 19th
CHLOE, 22, from Leeds
CHLOE was amazed to hear that plumber Gary Leighton has turned into an artist since getting a new kidney. She said: “Who would have thought one amazing gift could lead to another. What a lucky bloke.”
Tuesday, August 18th
STACEY, 20, from Plymouth
STACEY hopes Kerry Katona quits the booze and drugs before it is too late. She said: “Kerry has set a terrible example by sniffing cocaine. Let’s hope her being dumped by Iceland is the wake-up call she desperately needs.”
Monday, August 17th
KELLY, 19, from Daventry
KELLY says Brits extradited to Europe for drinking offences should be wary of miscarriages of justice. She said: “Britain has the best justice system in the world and people might not get the same standards of professionalism overseas.”
Friday, August 14th
AMII, 23, from Birmingham
AMII called on employers to back our campaign to get Britain working. She said: “Bosses should help our young people – we don’t want a generation lost to mass unemployment.”
Thursday, August 13th
ROSIE, 19, from Middlesex
ROSIE is stunned by the huge pay gap between men and women working in Government. She said: “How can Harriet Harman allow women civil servants to be paid up to a third less than their male colleagues?”
Wednesday, August 12th
DANNI, 22, from Coventry
DANNI is shocked to hear there could be pirates in the English Channel. She said: “You hear of pirates in other parts of the world, but you never expect to have them in European waters, let alone off the English coast. Let’s hope it’s just a one-off.”
Monday, August 10th
KATIE, 23, from Liverpool
KATIE was appalled to hear that our soldiers in Afghanistan have been forced to dye their shirts for camouflage. She said: “They have been let down by the Ministry of Defence again. It’s outrageous.”
Friday, August 7th
DANNI, 22, from Coventry
DANNI is backing Marine Ben McBean’s battle to receive compensation from the MoD for all of his war injuries. She said: “MoD chiefs should be ashamed of themselves for not treating Ben like the true hero he is.”
Thursday, August 6th
RHIAN, 22, from Manchester
RHIAN was appalled by banking giant Lloyds’ plans to dump billions more in toxic debt on the taxpayer. She said: “It’s a disgrace that the hard-working public is again expected to cover the huge debts racked up by reckless bankers.”
Wednesday, August 5th
AMII, 22, from Birmingham
AMII was fuming over news that armoured vehicles which would save the lives of British soldiers are lying idle. She said: “It’s a disgrace that these vital trucks are left stranded while Our Boys are dodging bullets and bombs on the front line.”
Tuesday, August 4th
SAM, 22, from Manchester
SAM hopes profit-making banks HSBC and Barclays will not forget their struggling customers. She said: “Isn’t it about time that cash-strapped home owners and small firms were given some good news?”
Monday, August 3rd
KELLY, 19, from Daventry
KELLY is disgusted that troops’ families are having to scrape by on charity food handouts. She said: “The very least we can do for our soldiers is to pay them enough to feed their families.”
Friday, July 31st
RUTH, 25, from Kent
RUTH paid tribute to 113-year old Great War hero Henry Allingham after his funeral yesterday. She said: “He lived an extraordinary life. We owe him a great deal. He was a Great Briton and will be missed.”
Thursday, July 30th
ROSIE, 18, from Middlesex
ROSIE was appalled by ‘baby machine’ Theresa Winters. She said: “She shouldn’t have any more children. She’s clearly not capable of looking after them. They all end up in care, and it’s not fair on the rest of us who have to pay a fortune to support them all.”
Wednesday, July 29th
CLAIRE, 24, from Dublin
CLAIRE is disappointed that British Airways is to axe free food and bottles of water. She said: “I’ve always enjoyed BA’s perks. They help it stand out from its budget rivals. Will it still be able to call itself ‘the world’s favourite airline’?”
Tuesday, July 28th
VIKKI, 20, from Essex
VIKKI is shocked at the state of Madonna’s veiny arms. She said: “I think she is too obsessed with the gym and staying fit. That overtoned style doesn’t look good on her. What’s wrong with growing old gracefully?”
Monday, July 27th
BECKY, 24, from London
SEXY Becky says Joanna Lumley deserves the rapturous welcome she got in Nepal. She said: “What Joanna did to help retired Gurkha soldiers settle in Britain was fantastic and she is well worth her hero’s reception.”
Friday, July 24th
KELLY, 19, from Daventry
KELLY is delighted a mega-rich sheikh could plough millions into Welsh minnows Bangor City. She said: “Bangor fans will have their fingers and toes crossed that this deal goes ahead.”
Thursday, July 23rd
KEELEY, 22, from Bromley
KEELEY salutes David Cameron’s plan to give Our Boys and Girls free tickets to top sports events and gigs. She said: “They risk their lives for our freedom. So it’s right we should thank them in this special way. It’s a great way for society to say thank you.”
Wednesday, July 22nd
PETA, 22, from Essex
PETA was delighted that pop star Leona Lewis saved a rabbit from a hungry tramp. She said: “She always seemed like a lovely person, and this proves it. Not only did she save that bunny’s life, but she gave the homeless fella cash to buy food.”
Tuesday, July 21st
AMY G, 20, from Sheffield
AMY G was upset to see David Beckham barracked by angry fans in Los Angeles. She said: “The way he was treated was really unfair. He’s a legend in the game – and he’s gorgeous as well.”
Monday, July 20th
SAM, 22, from Manchester
SAM has welcomed Conservative plans to crack down on banks. She said: “Any measures which keep the banks in check have got to be good news. They must be made to behave responsibly.”
Friday, July 17th
RHIAN, 22, from Manchester
RHIAN was delighted to see Britain’s cops being honoured at The Sun’s Police Bravery Awards. She said: “People don’t realise the great risks our officers take with their own safety to protect the public from harm. They are real heroes.”
Thursday, July 16th
AMII, 23, from Coventry
AMII was horrified to learn of the record rise in Britain’s unemployment figures, with 2.38million people now out of work. She said: “It’s dreadful. People are having a really tough time. I just hope the Government will do everything in its power to get us out of this recession.”
Wednesday, July 15th
KELLY, 19, from Daventry
KELLY was stunned to hear about Labour’s plans to cut public spending over the next decade. She said: “For years they have claimed only the Tories would slash public investment – so this is an embarrassing U-turn for Gordon Brown.”
Tuesday, July 14th
DANNI, 22, from Coventry
DANNI is staggered by the scale of rowdiness on our streets. She said: “Mindless yobbery, so often fuelled by alcohol, is the blight of modern Britain. This Government has to find a way of cutting levels of antisocial behaviour.”
Monday, July 13th
KEELEY, 22, from Bromley
KEELEY was amazed to hear that Prince Harry and his pilot pals blew £400 on booze in one hour. But she said: “Everyone is allowed to let their hair down now and again – and this kind of thing will also help morale.”
Friday, July 10th
NIKKALA, 24, from Middlesex
NIKKALA is shocked that the number of people caught carrying knives in the past decade has soared. She said: “We have to get the message across that it’s wrong – that it’s never cool to carry a knife.”
Thursday, July 9th
PETA 22, from Essex and ROSIE, 19, from Manchester
PETA and Rosie salute schoolboy Shaheen Jafargholi for his performance at Jacko’s memorial. Peta said: “He did Britain proud.” Rosie added: “Jacko would have been amazed.”
Wednesday, July 8th
POPPY, 18, from Somerset
POPPY said seeing thousands of Michael Jackson fans flock to Los Angeles for the funeral showed just how adored he was. She said: “It just shows what a mega star Jacko was – so many people wanted to say goodbye.”
Tuesday, July 7th
KATIE, 24, from Liverpool
KATIE reckons that Michael Jackson’s memorial service in LA today will be just what the Thriller superstar would have wanted. She said: “Jacko was a musical genius. The star-studded service will be a fitting tribute.”
Monday, July 6th
BECKY, 24, from London
BECKY congratulated Roger Federer on his sixth Wimbledon win and a record 15th Grand Slam. She said: “He’s the greatest player the game has ever seen. But beaten Andy Roddick played the match of his life and contributed to one of the greatest Wimbledon finals ever.”
Friday, July 3rd
KATIE LEIGH, 19, from Birmingham
KATIE Leigh is backing British tennis ace Andy Murray to beat Andy Roddick and reach his first Wimbledon final. She said: “Andy has been in great form and deserves to make the final. I hope we see those bulging biceps again if he wins.”
Thursday, July 2nd
AMY, 20, from Sheffield
AMY was shocked to hear Britain has been named the most violent country in Europe. She said: “It won’t be long before we won’t be able to walk the streets. The Government has obviously failed to fix the problems in our society.”
Wednesday, July 1st
RUTH, 25, from Kent
RUTH was pleased to see a burglar got his comeuppance when he broke into the home of an OAP ex boxing champ. She said: “He messed with the wrong man. Well done to Frank Corti for fighting back against a coward.”
Tuesday, June 30th
KELLY, 19, from Daventry
KELLY is delighted that Brit tennis hero Andy Murray made it to the Wimbledon quarter-finals. She said: “He really seems to be gaining momentum now. Just think, only three more wins and he will be the king of Wimbledon. Go Andy!”
Monday, June 29th
ROSIE, 18, from Surrey
ROSIE is glad to see Jacko back in the single and album charts thanks to a massive surge in sales after his death. She said: “It’s great people are remembering Michael Jackson through his incredible music. It’s an amazing tribute to the late, great King of Pop.”
Friday, June 26th
PETA, 22, from Essex
PETA is furious that BBC license-payers had to stump up more than £2,000 to fly back director general Mark Thompson and his family from their holiday amid the ‘Sachsgate’ scandal. She said: “Why did we have to fork out for his family as well? It’s crazy.”
Thursday, June 25th
KEELEY, 22, from Bromley
KEELEY is stunned the yanks have dubbed our brave soldiers ‘scruffy’ and urged them to get haircuts. She said: “Almost every soldier I’ve met has neat hair and cares about their appearance, so this criticism seems strange.”
Wednesday, June 24th
SAM, 23, from Manchester
SAM is delighted Andy Murray started his bid for Wimbledon glory with a win yesterday. She said: “Andy put in a gutsy performance to beat Robbie Kendrick. His Wimbledon dream is still very much alive. Come on Andy!”
Tuesday, June 23rd
BECKY, 24, from London
BECKY was pleased to hear tennis ace Maria Sharapova back to her grunting best during her opening match at Wimbledon. She said: “The tournament wouldn’t be the same without her screaming the place down.”
Monday, June 22nd
DANNI, 22, from Coventry
DANNI was delighted to hear that David Beckham plans to continue playing football until he’s 40. She said: “It’s great for the game and shows how much you can achieve by looking after yourself and keeping fit.”
Friday, June 19th
AMII, 23, from Birmingham
AMII is appalled at the latest attempt to cover up the expenses of MPs. She said: “Party leaders constantly speak of the need for transparency on claims but once again we’ve been kept in the dark. It just shows our MPs are horribly out of touch.”
Thursday, June 18th
KELLY, 19, from Daventry
KELLY saluted the bravery of protestors in Iran. She said: “We take it for granted that we can vote in free and fair elections. But the people of Iran have shown what a privilege it truly is. We can only imagine the dangers they are facing.”
Wednesday, June 17th
RHIAN, 22, from Manchester
RHIAN had a great first day at Ascot yesterday – and the beauty was thrilled to be among the winners. She said: “I picked a couple of horses that won, so I was delighted. Punters had a good day because so many of the favourites won.”
Tuesday, June 16th
NIKKALA, 25, from Middlesex
NIKKALA is delighted for Lotto winner Brian Caswell after he trousered a £25million jackpot. She said: “People say you can win too much money, but after you’ve given to charity, family and friends, some of us would need the rest to spend on shoes!”
Monday, June 15th
SAM, 23, from Manchester
SAM was thrilled to see Andy Murray at the Queen’s Club yesterday. She said: “He’s been absolutely amazing. Now that he’s second favourite for Wimbledon, the pressure really will be on but after decades of disappointment this could be Britain’s year.”
Friday, June 12th
KATIE LEIGH, 20, from Birmingham
KATIE LEIGH said: “I’ll be sad to see Cristiano Ronaldo go. Love him or loathe him, he’s been a brilliant player to watch in the Premier League. While you may not rate his fashion sense, there’s never been a dull moment with Ron around.”
Thursday, June 11th
KELLY, 19, from Daventry
KELLY is worried that all the talk of green shoots of recovery in the economy will go to people’s heads. She said: “GDP may be on the up, but so is unemployment – and there’s a real risk of a Double Dip.”
Wednesday, June 10th
KEELEY, 22, from Bromley
KEELEY reckons BNP leader Nick Griffin got what he deserved when he was pelted with eggs outside Parliament yesterday. She said: “The BNP may have had election success, but their views don’t have any place in politics.”
Tuesday, June 9th
DANNI, 22, from Coventry
DANNI says PM Gordon Brown has given himself breathing space after his speech to MPs last night. But she added: “He’s still got a lot to do if he’s going to survive – and if Labour is to avoid a General Election hammering.”
Monday, June 8th
RHIAN, 22, from Manchester
RHIAN was delighted to hear that women are proving more successful than men at university. She said: “It’s great to see – and hopefully it’ll mean even more women getting top jobs when they leave.”
Friday, June 5th
SOPHIE, 20, from Big Brother house
SOPHIE took part in a charity boxing event to support the Sun-backed campaign that helps wounded British troops. She said: “They’re doing something good for our country. I want to support them.”
Thursday, June 4th
PETA, 22, from Essex
PETA is amazed that Gordon Brown could be ditched as Prime Minister by email. She said: “The Labour rebels who want Gordon to resign should be brave enough to identify themselves instead of signing anonymous emails.”
Wednesday, June 3rd
ROSIE, 18, from Middlesex
ROSIE thinks the exodus of top Labour politicians piles more pressure on Gordon Brown to stand down. She said: “Losing the Home Secretary and several others adds to the sense of panic engulfing his government.”
Friday, May 29th
KATIE, 20, and AMII, 23, both from Birmingham
KATIE and Amii hope BGT bosses don’t axe Susan Boyle ahead of Saturday’s final. They said: “She’s become a household name so it’s not a surprise she’s feeling the pressure. The contest wouldn’t be the same without her.”
Thursday, May 28th
RUTH, 25, from Kent
RUTH hailed the outstanding quality of today’s Page 3 Idol finalists. She said: “They’re a bunch of great looking girls and all of them are lovely individuals too. Sun readers are in for an absolute treat, whoever takes the prize.”
Wednesday, May 27th
SAM, 23, from Manchester
MAN United fan Sam hopes Alex Ferguson’s boys ‘wipe the floor’ with Barcelona in tonight’s Champions League final. She said: “Ryan, Ronaldo, Rooney… I’m counting on you all. Man U can make history tonight.”
Tuesday, May 26th
KEELEY, 22, from Bromley
KEELEY is worried about rogue state North Korea’s nuclear ambitions. She said: “The world will not be a safer place if countries like North Korea and Iran are allowed to have these dangerous weapons.”
Monday, May 25th
AMY G, 20, from Sheffield
AMY G is saddened to hear the Queen is to stop breeding corgis. She said: “It’s a real shame. The Queen’s corgis have been a part of all our lives for decades. I can’t imagine Buckingham Palace without them.”
Friday, May 22nd
RHIAN, 22, from Manchester
RHIAN is delighted that the Gurkhas have finally won their battle to live in the UK. She said: “It’s brilliant news for them and their families, and thoroughly deserved. We owe these brave veterans a massive debt.”
Thursday, May 21st
PETA, 22, from Essex
PETA is outraged that BNP leader Nick Griffin will be a guest at a Buckingham Palace garden party. She said: “I find BNP policies deeply offensive. He should have no place at an event such as this.”
Wednesday, May 20th
NIKKALA, 25, from Middlesex
NIKKALA is thrilled all former Gurkhas will now be allowed to live in Britain. She said: “Our brave Gurkhas were willing to die for our country so they deserve the right to live here. This dramatic U-turn on policy is a victory for The Sun’s campaign.”
Tuesday, May 19th
KATIE, 23, from Liverpool
KATIE wants Commons speaker Michael Martin to stand down. She said: “It’s too late for apologies over MPs’ expenses. He should listen to politicians and members of the public who demand he goes.”
Monday, May 18th
BECKY, 25, from London
BECKY wants Gordon Brown to call an election. She said: “The expenses scandal has rocked our faith in politicians. Why doesn’t the Prime Minister let us decide if his Government is still fit for purpose?”
Friday, May 15th
POPPY, 18, from Somerset
POPPY is not surprised that support for Labour is at an all-time low. She said: “The Government has been losing public confidence for months – and to cap it all we’ve had the scandal of MPs’ expenses.”
Thursday, May 14th
SAM, 23, from Manchester
SAM is fuming that the Ministry of Defence are banning our troops from looking at our beauties. We told yesterday how po-faced bureaucrats have blocked page3.com from military browsers, leaving Our Boys in war zones with no way to admire their favourite pin-ups. Sam, who paid a morale-boosting visit to the forces in Afghanistan last year, said: “If Defence Secretary John Hutton really is a friend of the troops, he’ll overrule this silly ban immediately. All it does is appease the PC brigade.”
Monday, May 11th
AMII, 23, from Birmingham
AMII cannot believe that so many women are risking their lives for the sake of a sun tan. She said: “Your health must come first. It’s not worth putting your life in danger just because you want a ‘healthy glow’.”
Friday, May 8th
ROSIE, 18, from Surrey
ROSIE sympathises with Chelsea after their Champions League defeat, but feels some players overreacted. She said: “I felt for them over some of the refereeing, but they have to remember they are role models.”
Thursday, May 7th
RHIAN, 22, from Manchester
RHIAN backs calls for Marks & Spencer to stop charging £2 extra on bras bigger than DD. She said: “It is terrible that women should be taxed for being blessed with big boobs. I’m sure if M&S dropped the tax it wouldn’t mean going bust.”
Wednesday, May 6th
VIKKI, 20, from Essex
VIKKI isn’t surprised that Gordon Brown may reshuffle his Cabinet. She said: “The Prime Minister must do something quickly or he’ll lose the election. Perhaps a change of personnel at the top could change his party’s fortunes around.”
Tuesday, May 5th
KATIE, 23, from Liverpool
KATIE is outraged that cops have issued 1.5million speeding tickets in a year. She said: “It is just another example of this money-grabbing Government. Obviously it’s illegal to speed but there are far too many cameras on our roads now.”
Monday, May 4th
KATIE LEIGH, 19, from Birmingham
KATIE LEIGH thinks Gordon Brown’s days are numbered after Hazel Blears’ stinging attack on their party. She said: “Last week was arguably his worst since becoming Prime Minister and it keeps getting worse. He needs to consider his position.”
Friday, May 1st
PETA, 22, from Essex
PETA is stunned that Prince Harry has claimed not to have washed his hair for two years. She said: “I can’t believe his moptop hasn’t been cleaned for that long. I fancied running my fingers through it – but I’m not sure now!”
Thursday, April 30th
NIKKALA, 25, from Middlesex
NIKKALA was amazed to hear about the couple who were caught bonking on a lawn in front of onlookers outside Windsor Castle. She said: “I’ve heard of tourist attractions but this is ridiculous.”
Wednesday, April 29th
AMY G, 20, from Sheffield
AMY G can’t believe that David Walliams’ stalker was allowed to ‘wed’ the Little Britain star. She said: “This woman is clearly unwell and I cannot see how this mock ceremony will help her get any better.”
Tuesday, April 28th
AMII, 23, from Birmingham
AMII urges everyone not to panic over swine flu. She said: “It has led to up to 149 deaths in Mexico, but thankfully none here. If it becomes a pandemic we should be in a strong position to cope.”
Monday, April 27th
BECKY, 25, from London
BECKY thinks it’s great The Sun is doing its bit to Get Britain Laughing. She even offered her favourite one-liner, saying: “What did God say after creating Man? ‘I can do better’.”
Friday, April 24th
ROSIE, 18, from Surrey
ROSIE was amazed to see Britain’s Got Talent star Susan Boyle having a make-over. She said: “We’re all so used to Susan’s distinctive hairdo. But whatever look she chooses she’ll still be the same girl with a great voice.”
Thursday, April 23rd
KEELEY, 22, from Bromley
KEELEY fears that hard-working, low-earning Brits will be victims of yesterday’s Budget. She said: “Those battling to pay their bills will be hit further with tax hikes on small luxuries like the odd drink at the local.”
Wednesday, April 22nd
BECKY, 25, from London
GORGEOUS Becky is thrilled that spring has finally sprung with soaring temperatures this week. Becky said: “I always love spring – but with this marvellous sunshine and warm weather I can finally ditch my winter clothes and do some sunbathing.”
Tuesday, April 21st
DANNI, 22, from Coventry
DANNI supports David Beckham’s efforts to help stamp out malaria. She said: “Bed nets costing just a few pounds from Malaria No More UK can save many lives. Well done to Becks for backing this cause.”
Monday, April 20th
KATIE, 23, from Liverpool
KATIE is concerned about Wednesday’s budget. She said: “I feel for the public workers set to lose their jobs. And we’d all feel it in the pocket if there are tax hikes to cover the Government’s borrowing.”
Friday, April 17th
RHIAN, 23, from Manchester
RHIAN thinks the curtain is coming down on Jacqui Smith’s career – saying: “The second home allowance and her husband’s porn on expenses were bad enough. But Damian Green being cleared over Home Office leaks could be the final nail in the coffin.”
Thursday, April 16th
POPPY, 18, from Somerset
POPPY wants gorgeous girls to keep sending their pictures in to Page 3 Idol. She said: “Competition for a new star is really hotting up. But our judges want to make sure ALL of Britain’s best girls enter the contest.”
Tuesday, April 14th
SAM, 23, from Manchester
STUNNING Sam is delighted our famous Page 3 Idol competition is back – as she was one of our winners. Sam won in 2006, beating 2,000 other girls. She said: “Being a Page 3 model is one of the best jobs in the world. I love it.”
Monday, April 13th
KATIE, 20, from Birmingham
KATIE can’t wait to get into a pair of Primark’s £9 killer heels. Katie said: “They look like the best bargain on the High Street and I’m going to stock up on a pair in every colour.”
Friday, April 10th
AMY G, 20, from Sheffield
AMY G thinks it’s great some new 09 plate cars are cheaper than identical used models. She said: “This could be good news all round. It will be a welcome relief to thousands hit by the credit crunch and boost the car industry.”
Thursday, April 9th
AMII, 23, from Birmingham
AMII takes her hat off to Madonna after she donated £500,000 to help victims of the Italy earthquake. She said: “She’s had her critics, but this shows the real caring side to her nature and I applaud her.”
Wednesday, April 8th
BECKY, 25, from London
BECKY is right behind The Sun’s Scrappage Scheme to help the car industry. She said: “Giving the owners of old cars £2,000 if they buy a new or nearly-new car is an ideal way to get it kick-started. I hope the Government takes note.”
Tuesday, April 7th
RHIAN, 22, from Manchester
RHIAN is amazed that so many ministers are embroiled in the expenses row. She said: “I can’t understand why Margaret Beckett didn’t live in her caravan. It would have been cheaper for everyone.”
Monday, April 6th
SAM, 22, from Manchester
SAM was concerned to hear that North Korea had launched a long-range missile. She said: “I’m staggered Kim Jong-il is playing such a dangerous game despite the ban on testing long-range ballistics.”
Friday, April 3rd
ROSIE, 18, from Middlesex
ROSIE says the G20 leaders did the right thing by injecting a trillion dollars into the world economy. She said: “It’s great to see Gordon Brown pull this off. I’m most impressed by his fiscal stimulus package.”
Thursday, April 2nd
RUTH, 25, from Kent
RUTH thinks it’s a sad state of affairs so many kids are going to secondary school without basic English and maths skills. She said: “Britain will be in a pretty poor state in a generation or two unless something is done.”
Wednesday, April 1st
AMY G, 20, from Sheffield
AMY G is thrilled Barack Obama is getting a hearty welcome to the UK. She said: “When he was elected he brought hope. We need a bit of that to guide us through the G20 agenda. And a good old fry-up will stand him in good stead for a busy week.”
Tuesday, March 31st
POPPY, 18, from Somerset
POPPY is disgusted at how much of our cash MPs are claiming on their expenses. She said: “I can’t believe hard-working taxpayers’ money is going straight to furnish their homes. It’s not as though MPs are hard up, is it?”
Monday, March 30th
DANNI, 21, from Coventry
DANNI is fully behind The Sun’s new Help for Heroes campaign to raise £2million. She said: “Our injured troops deserve every penny to improve their treatment and standard of living. Together we can reach that target.”
Friday, March 27th
KEELEY, 22, from Bromley
KEELEY thinks it’s barmy that Tesco shoppers buying booze will be asked for ID if they look under 25. She said: “Some people might be flattered. But it could end up being embarrassing for others.”
Thursday, March 26th
NIKKALA, 25, from Middlesex
NIKKALA is proud of the Royal Marines’ latest victory in Afghanistan. She said: “Our Boys in 42 Commando have shown the Taliban what the bulldog spirit is all about. Well done lads. You’re true heroes.”
Wednesday, March 25th
KATIE, 23, from Liverpool
KATIE was pleased to see our troops getting the chance to meet England footie stars. She said: “It was a nice gesture by the FA. England players are often seen as heroes, but they met REAL heroes yesterday.”
Tuesday, March 24th
PETA, 22, from Essex
PETA is tickled pink sales of sexy lingerie have soared. She said: “Randy Brits are banishing the credit crunch blues by buying racy underwear and retreating to the bedroom. At last something good came out of this recession.”
Friday, March 20th
SAM, 23, from Manchester
SAM can’t wait to get on Google’s revolutionary Street View mapping. She said: “It sounds absolutely amazing. Google Earth is fascinating – but to be able to virtually walk down roads on a computer and see things at ground level is amazing.”
Wednesday, March 18th
AMII, 22, from Birmingham
AMII thinks it’s a worrying state of affairs that so many schoolchildren in Britain don’t speak English as their first language. She said: “It must affect their learning – and that of those around them.”
Tuesday, March 17th
ROSIE, 18, from Middlesex
ROSIE was thrilled to see 20,000 people cheering a parade of soldiers in Leicester. She said: “It was great to witness after the ugly scenes in Luton last week. Our troops need all the support they can get.”
Monday, March 16th
KEELEY, 22, from Bromley
KEELEY is furious that EU chiefs want to meddle with the UK economy. She said: “We are quite capable of getting ourselves out of the recession. The last thing we need is Brussels controlling the city.”
Friday, March 13th
DANNI, 22, from Coventry
DANNI feels sorry for Prince William after he spoke of the emptiness he now feels over Mother’s Day. She said: “Diana touched the lives of many, but for her sons there is a void which will always be there.”
Thursday, March 12th
RUTH, 25, from Kent
RUTH is heartbroken that greedy touts have snapped up hundreds of tickets for Michael Jackson’s London gigs. She said: “Tickets will sadly be changing hands on the black market for thousands. Organisers should make sure only real fans get tickets.”
Wednesday, March 11th
BECKY, 25, from London
BECKY was stunned that more than a thousand police officers have criminal records. She said: “It’s worrying when so many of the people who are meant to uphold the law have broken it themselves. They should all be sacked.”
Tuesday, March 10th
NIKKALA, 25, from Middlesex
NIKKALA will be on the Sun bus today to join the fun at Cheltenham. She said: “I’m really looking forward to a top day of racing – and this is a great chance for everyone to forget about the economic gloom.”
Monday, March 9th
KATIE, 23, from Liverpool
KATIE is looking forward to this week’s Cheltenham Festival. She said: “It’s one of the top events in the sporting calendar and I just can’t wait to eye up the form and have a bit of a flutter.”
Friday, March 6th
CLAIRE, 24, from Dublin
CLAIRE was pleased to see Tory Jacob Reese-Mogg make a grovelling apology to The Sun’s Trevor Kavanagh after nicking parts of his column. She said: “I’m glad this sneak was found out. What a cheek!”
Wednesday, March 4th
POPPY, 18, from Somerset
POPPY was thrilled to hear that Michael Jackson had flown to the UK to announce plans for his comeback. She said: “He is a true legend and his summer concerts in London will make music history.”
Tuesday, March 3rd
RHIAN, 22, from Manchester
RHIAN is sad that Gail Trimble lost her University Challenge crown because her team fielded someone who was no longer a student. She said: “It’s such a shame. Gail was key to her team’s fantastic run of victories. She’s still the winner in my eyes.”
Monday, March 2nd
AMY G, 20, from Sheffield
AMY G is alarmed terrorists could be using Google Earth to snoop on our naval bases. She said: “Google Earth allows us to view the world from our homes. But access should be restricted if terrorists are misusing it.”
Friday, February 27th
NIKKALA, 25, from Middlesex
NIKKALA was left saddened by the tragic news of Wendy Richard’s death from cancer. She said: “Wendy was a part of all our lives for so long. We’ll miss her.”
Thursday, February 26th
VICKI, 20, from Essex
VICKI will be glued to the TV screen when Slumdog Millionaire star Dev Patel appears on the real Who Wants To Be A Millionaire for charity. She said: “This will be a classic case of life imitating art.”
Wednesday, February 25th
KATIE, 20, from Birmingham
KATIE’S thoughts are with Corrie actress Bev Collard after the much-loved Rovers landlady pulled out of filming. She said: “Her character Liz is a street legend and I hope we see her back on screen very soon.”
Tuesday, February 24th
KEELEY, 22, from Bromley
KEELEY is pleased to see Paul Gascoigne well on the road to recovery. She said: “Gazza has lived a turbulent life. But he looks so much better now and I’m glad he is winning the fight against his demons.”
Monday, February 23rd
DANNI, 22, from Coventry
DANNI is delighted that Jade Goody had such a special wedding day. She said: “Jade really deserved it after all she has been through. No one can take away the marvellous memories of her happiest day.”
Friday, February 20th
RUTH, 25, from Kent
RUTH is thrilled that the lost city of Atlantis might have been found. She said: “The fabled utopia has captured the imagination of scholars for centuries. Plato would be well chuffed if he knew about this.”
Thursday, February 19th
DANNI, 22, from Coventry
DANNI was jealous to see all the dolled-up stars on the red carpet at The Brits. She said: “There were some beautiful frocks. The Girls Aloud ladies, Kylie and Duffy all looked stunning.”
Wednesday, February 18th
SAM, 23, from Manchester
SAM wholeheartedly backs Gordon Brown’s crackdown on the banking bonus culture. She said: “These fat cats get paid big enough salaries while thousands of hard-working Brits are losing their jobs.”
Tuesday, February 17th
AMII, 23, from Birmingham
AMII is pleased that ‘80s crooner Tony Hadley has decided to get in shape for Spandau Ballet’s comeback tour. She said: “It’ll be great for their fans to see them looking like they did in their heyday.”
Monday, February 16th
KATIE, 23, From Liverpool
KATIE was shocked to learn that British and French nuclear submarines had collided. She said: “This could have been catastrophic. Thank goodness the only thing that was hurt was both countries’ seafaring pride.”
Friday, February 13th
POPPY, 18, from Somerset
POPPY was stunned to hear that tiny Alfie Patten is a dad at just 13, but admires him sticking by his girlfriend. She said: “He is so young to have the burden of fatherhood. And he is doing what most lads in his position wouldn’t do.”
Thursday, February 12th
RHIAN, 22, from Manchester and DANNI, 22, from Coventry
RHIAN and DANNI were shocked to hear that Michael Jackson has a serious skin infection. Rhian said: “He has been plagued by ill-health.” Danni added: “I hope this doesn’t ruin his plans for a world tour.”
Wednesday, February 11th
NIKKALA, 25, from Middlesex
NIKKALA says it was about time former bank bosses said sorry. She added: “This was the least they could do after their banks failed so spectacularly and sent shock waves through our economy.”
Tuesday, February 10th
CHELSEA, 18, from Portsmouth
PAGE 3’s Chelsea was left stunned by the sacking of Big Phil Scolari. She said: “Everyone knew he was struggling. But to sack him at such a key stage of the season is a major shock. I just hope, like me, Chelsea can find the right man for the job!”
Monday, February 9th
KEELEY, 22, from Bromley
KEELEY is over the moon with the success of Slumdog Millionaire at the Bafta awards last night. She said: “It’s great to see a low budget British movie sweep the board like that. It has to be a sure thing for the Oscars now.”
Friday, February 6th
BECKY, 25, from London
BECKY is buoyed by the tiny signs of recovery in our gloomy economy. She said: “We are not out of the woods yet, but it’s great that fat cat bankers face bonus curbs, house prices rose in January and low interest rates could kickstart spending.”
Thursday, February 5th
RHIAN, 22, from Manchester
RHIAN was surprised to hear the Queen has been selling gollies in one of her gift shops. She said: “You’d think that someone at the Palace would’ve had the sense to point out that it wasn’t such a good idea.”
Wednesday, February 4th
VIKKI, 21, from Essex and AMII, 23, from Birmingham
VIKKI and AMII say Cristiano Ronaldo is wise to buy property. Vikki said: “I’m impressed by the size of his portfolio. The global economic picture is grim at the moment, but these are sound long-term investments.”
Tuesday, February 3rd
RUTH, 25, from Kent
RUTH was surprised to see how quickly Britain ground to a halt in the snow. She said: “It was great to see so many people enjoying the weather, but why is it our country always struggles to cope with snow?”
Monday, February 2nd
DANNI, 21, from Coventry
DANNI loved the cheeky blue outfit which Lily Allen wore for a gig at the weekend. She said: “Lily looked gorgeous in her lacy knickers and skimpy top. She really is in great shape these days.”
Friday, January 30th
ROSIE, 18, from Middlesex
ROSIE had a shiver when she heard about the hospital which has called in an exorcist. She said: “It’s the kind of thing you only normally hear about in films. But fair play to the hospital for taking staff concerns seriously.”
Thursday, January 29th
ZOE, 27, from London
ZOE is worried Britain may be hit hardest by the global economic downturn. She said: “The whole world is going to feel the pinch but it’s a hammer-blow to think we’ll be worst off. I just hope that these predictions by the IMF are wrong.”
Wednesday, January 28th
AMY G, 20, from Sheffield
AMY G applauds the amazing American mum who gave birth to eight babies. She said: “It’s only the second time in history that octuplets have survived more than a few hours. Fingers crossed they all grow into healthy and active kids.”
Tuesday, January 27th
KATIE, 23, from Liverpool
KATIE hopes Posh and Becks can sort out their Milan v Los Angeles tiff. She said: “Moving from place to place might be hard, but that’s what famous footballers do. I’d like it if they moved back to England though, we’ve all missed them.”
Monday, January 26th
NIKKALA, 23, from Middlesex
NIKKALA is not surprised that Prince Harry and Chelsea Davey have split. She said: “It’s a shame, but they are living very different lives. Mind you, plenty of girls will be delighted that Harry is a free agent again!”
Friday, January 23rd
SAM, 23, from Manchester
SAM is looking forward to seeing Jonathan Ross back on TV tonight, but hopes he has learned his lesson from the Andrew Sachs row. She said: “I missed his show, now let’s hope he makes a fresh start.”
Thursday, January 22nd
CHELSEA, 18, from Portsmouth
CHELSEA can’t believe the cheek of squatters living in two mansions worth £30million in London’s Park Lane. She said: “This is so unfair on all those people who work so hard to put a roof over their head.”
Wednesday, January 21st
KEELEY, 22, from Kent
KEELEY could hardly contain her excitement yesterday as she watched Barack Obama being sworn in as the 44th US President. She said: “It’s the biggest job in the world and Barack is the best man for that job.” Keeley, showing her support for him, right, with an American bikini, added: “There are huge challenges ahead, but Obama is the right man at the right time. He’s the kind of inspirational leader who can get the US back on track. Yes he can!”
Tuesday, January 20th
PETA, 21, from Essex
PERFECT Peta is a real movie buff, but would struggle with our film challenge. To celebrate our Hollywood movie giveaway, we challenged Movie Boy – aka Jamie, 23, of London – to watch films non stop live on the internet for a week. You can watch Peta cheer him on at 10am today. Guess the exact amount of time he spends watching movies and you could win £1,000. Join in the fun and cheer on Movie Boy at thesun.co.uk/movieboy
Monday, January 19th
DANNI, 21, from Coventry
DANNI was amazed by the array of A-list stars who came out to back Barack Obama ahead of his inauguration. She said: “He has a huge task ahead of him. But he has the support of some top names.”
Friday, January 16th
ZOE, 25, from London
ZOE is chuffed that Prince William can continue his RAF pilot training – despite wearing glasses. She said: “He’s wanted to be a pilot since he was a boy, and has earned his stripes as an army officer. Good for him, I say!”
Thursday, January 15th
PETA, 21, from Essex
PETA is excited to hear that Nasa has new evidence of life on Mars. She said: “I always wondered if there was something else out there and the discovery of methane on the planet is a significant find.”
Wednesday, January 14th
AMII, 23, from Birmingham
AMII is amazed that Tory leader David Cameron has described William Hague as his deputy “in all but name”. She said: “After he quit as leader in 2001 I thought it was the end of Hague’s political career, but this is some comeback. I wonder what George Osborne makes of it?”
Tuesday, January 13th
POPPY, 18, from Somerset
POPPY was pleased to see Kate Winslet winning two Golden Globes, but thinks her acceptance speech was OTT. She said: “I know it was emotional for her, but she came across as a bit of a luvvie.”
Monday, January 12th
KEELEY, 22, from Kent
KEELEY says Prince Harry did the right thing by making a swift apology for using a racist word. She said: “He made a mistake, but hopefully he’ll learn from it and that’s the end of it.”
Friday, January 9th
RUTH, 24, from Kent
RUTH is relieved that Cristiano Ronaldo emerged unscathed from his mangled Ferrari. She said: “It’s amazing he didn’t have a scratch. I just hope he’s more careful from now on and I bet Fergie does too.”
Thursday, January 8th
BECKY, 25, from London
BECKY wasn’t at all surprised to hear that a UFO may be responsible for damaging a wind turbine. She said: “A lot of people believe in UFOs - even Robbie Williams. Can they all be wrong?”
Wednesday, January 7th
ROSIE, 18, from Surrey
ROSIE is upset that Woolworths have closed their doors for the last time. She said: “It’s so sad to see an institution like Woolies being driven out of business by the credit crunch. Where will people buy their pick’n’mix now?”
Tuesday, January 6th
SAM, 22, from Manchester
SAM was gutted to hear Morris dancing could be extinct in less than 20 years. She said: “We are losing too many of our traditions. Let’s hope Morris men keep waving their hankies for years to come.”
Monday, January 5th
KATIE, 23, from Liverpool
KATIE reckons the millions of Brits returning to work today in freezing weather after the Christmas break should look on the bright side. She said: “Now would be a good time to think about our summer holidays.”
Friday, January 2nd
AMY G, 20, from Sheffield
AMY G was sad to hear that soccer legend Paul Gascoigne believes his loved ones are against him. She said: “It’s terrible that he should feel like that. Let’s hope that this is the year Gazza gets his life back on track.”
Thursday, January 1st
BECKY, 25, from London
BECKY is delighted that hard-up mum Maria Murray has landed £1million on a Lottery scratchcard. She said: “It’s great to see her life will be transformed after she has worked so hard bringing up four kids. She really deserves it.”