This is a download from LBC, Steve Allen's Little Bit Extra.

Morning everybody, welcome along to your free podcast for today. Thursday, the 10th of August.

Oh, it's kicked off. Oh, God, it kicked off in the Big Brother House.

Sarah Harding, I'm afraid, has now completely lost the plot. We're using filth language.

And she's turned on Gemma Lucy.

This is the celebrity Big Brother fan that's turned on Gemma Lucy after she claimed that Sarah Harding does a load of drugs and tells her to sort her nose out.

I mean, to be honest with you, there's something the matter with Sarah Harding. I don't know

what it is, but I don't think anything that she does in the Big Brother House can be sorted out by

just somebody having a little chat to her. She needs to go and get medical help. She's a

paranoid person. She thinks everybody's against her. And she's threatened to leave. Well,

bloody well leave then, dear. Don't sit there moaning on like a dreary old has-being, going,

oh, I'm going to leave the Big Brother house. Leave, leave. Come on, take control of something in your life,

for God's sake. She clashed with Jordan Davis for bouncing off the walls, all the, I can't take

much more of this, go, Sarah. But what she's doing is, and here is the scenario, okay?

And then she'll come out, she'll sell her story on Big Brother, so she'll make some more money out of it, which to be honest with you is almost a pathetic existence in this day and age.

But I can't take much more of it. She's 35 years old. You know, I mean, take control of your life. Try and take control of your destiny, because at the moment you're a blumen waste of space.

You really are. You're 35 years old. You're not a child. It's ridiculous. So she's had clashes with everybody.

Paul Dannon is desperate for a drink following five years of sobriety, and then he had the bust up.

So it's funny. He managed to stay off the drink,

and Sarah Harding can't because she's weak and feeble, and she shouldn't be in the house. I said it yesterday, I said to a friend of mine who's in the business, he said she shouldn't be there. I said,

that's what I said. She absolutely shouldn't be in there. She's, she's, I don't, I'm not into the word fragile. Just, you know, she needs to do something to, you know, try and grow up quite quickly. If she's got a mental illness, well, then she needs to see somebody quite seriously and they need to sort it out now. If she's gone in the Big Brother house for the rehab purpose of sort of getting it for free, well, then, you know, that's wrong because I don't want to watch the fallout. I'm not interested. I was never interested in her before. So what, what she's going to do, God alone knows. I just don't, no, but they need to get some help for her.

That's what they have to do. They've got to find somebody that can help her on the outside. There is no career. You know, the career will be, I'm afraid, sort of, you know, she'll sort of sober up, she'll come out of the house, then she'll go on a bender, and then you see her face down, and then she'll be, oh, you can't cope with it.

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