

Through his barrister, Fielder-Civil told of his love for his wife and determination that both will devote themselves to becoming clean.
Jeremy Dein QC, told Snaresbrook crown court: 'They are very much committed to each other and their ambition is to divorce themselves from hard drugs and not separate themselves from each other.
'Knowing the nation's glare is upon him, Mr Fielder-Civil has every possible motive to rehabilitate himself in the way he has already shown he is fully committed to doing.
'He knows if he fails, an appointment with calamity awaits, not just for himself but for his wife.
'He can now see that hard drugs are to be regarded as nothing other than a smiling assassin.
'He wishes now to become a role model for Miss Winehouse but he knows it would be impossible for her to alienate herself from drugs if he continues to befriend them.'
Mr Dein urged the judge to either impose a community order, a suspended sentence or a prison term of no more than 18 months, the equivalent time Fielder-Civil has served awaiting his sentence.
The court heard Fielder-Civil kicked James King on the ground as the victim was being beaten up by Michael Brown in a row over a girlfriend in June 2006.
After he was arrested and released on bail, he became involved in a plan to pay off Mr King with ??200,000 and a holiday in Spain to ensure the trial would collapse।
Co-defendant Anthony Kelly approached reporters from a tabloid newspaper who recorded attempts to bribe Mr King.
Brown, 40, has admitted the same offences and also to failing to surrender to bail. Kelly, 26, and James Kennedy, 20, have both pleaded guilty to perverting the course of justice.Rory Callaghan, managing director of Endemol Southern Star, said to the Melbourne Herald Sun: 'I'll be honest, even as a producer there is a real perve value where you have a big celebrity and you want to see how she deals with the house.
'In the normal world when you're in touch with celebrities, everything is so scripted.'
However, it seems Mr Callaghan may not get the 'perve value' he's hoping for - as Anderson has vowed not to take off her clothes.
After a six-month campaign spent persuading Anderson to guest star, producers are now desperately hoping her appearance will boost the show's appeal.
And apparently they're putting a lot of money into her cameo.
Whatever the sum is Callaghan certainly believes it is the right amount for the star: 'I've seen Pam do TV (appearances) and what struck me is her ability to laugh at herself. She understands the game.'