TELEVISION / Tabloid TV

Sunday 19 July 1992 23:02 BST

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Those tabloid TV 'scoops' in short: a week after complaining about intrusions into Virginia Bottomley's privacy, the Sun splashed topless holiday photographs of Darling Buds star Catherine Zeta Jones across its centre pages; Christopher Cazenove announced his separation from wife Angharad Rees; the BBC secretly filmed an 'obit' on the marriage of the Prince and Princess of Wales; and Des O'Connor pulled out of a stage performance after selling only 300 out of 1,800 seats.

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