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

Morning everybody, welcome along to your free podcast.

Wednesday, the 25th of October.

This is the free podcast, which is free all the time.

But you don't get to keep it if you stream it.

But if you pay for it, actually, no, you don't have to pay for it.

I'm confused by the whole thing.

This one's free.

I can't remember what's free in my life now. Anyway, let's go back, shall we? You remember the other day

when little Gemma Collins, what are we talking about? Gynormous Gemma Collins goes on stage at the

Teen Awards, why you would put, and I'm sorry to say this, because, you know, I'm probably as guilty as the next person,

why you would put a foul-mouthed woman like that on a teen award show is totally beyond me.

Obviously, standards at the BBC have plumbed new depths.

Gemma Collins went in the sun and said she's suing the BBC for trying to kill her.

Well, I mean, to be honest with you, if the BBC were trying to kill her, I don't think they'd make a mistake about it. You know, it was one of those silly things

done in the heat of the moment. She claims she wasn't told about the trap door. And the BBC and

witnesses have said she was. Because otherwise, what? So you give somebody a microphone

and you just say, I'll just go out there and waffle on and these people are coming up on a lift.

So in other words, she knew. She was told about the trap door. And it wasn't a trap door. It was

sort of quite a big area because they brought, I think it was three people up on it. And it was only then

when she turned round that she lost her footing and fell in. But she didn't fall very far.

She only fell like a foot. You could still see her. So anyway, she claims that she's going to sue.

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