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Sarah Harding SLAMMED by Jemma Lucy for lying about relationship with Chad Johnson

The Ex on the Beach babe didnt hold back on Girls Aloud star Sarah in explosive interview after leaving the Celebrity Big Brother house. Sarah told me she was madly in love with her boyfriend, she said.

She made out it was a big thing with him and shes going out to make it sound less as it is. She said she wanted to marry him and have his babies. She didnt want to be alone in the house.

She completely changed what she said. Jemma, whos had a series of steamy sexual encounters and relationships on screen, admitted she understood it could be intense in environments like the CBB house - but doesnt think that should excuse Sarah.

FRIENDLY: But Jemma doesnt think Chad and Sarah wont last.

WILD: Jemma says Sarah lied about her ex. She shouldnt have gone around lying, Jemma sniped. She should have admitted shed fallen for someone else and instead shes played down her relationship.

Own it, its natural. It happens sometimes. When asked whether she thought the pair would last, she quickly snorted: No..

KISS: Sarah and Chad got it on.

WHERES CHAD: Sarah was with a make-up artist after the show. I dont know how long itll go on for. It depends how long they put up with each others s*** for.

Its not just that though, its a showmance. Unsurprisingly, Jemma doesnt think Sarah should have scooped the CBB crown. Course not, she said.

Definitely not. It should have been Sam that won, he was the only one who was true to himself throughout, apart from me. Sarah wouldnt have won it if it wasnt for Girls Aloud.

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For more infomation >> Sarah Harding SLAMMED by Jemma Lucy for lying about relationship with Chad Johnson - Duration: 2:19.

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News Sport:Fernando Alonso's relationship with McLaren hits new low - Duration: 3:15.

Fernando Alonso's relationship with McLaren hits new low

Alonso, the 36-year-old two-time champion who is out of contract with McLaren at the end of the season, cut an increasingly frustrated figure throughout Sunday's race at Spa-Francorchamps.

The Spaniard was as high as seventh following an impressive opening lap, but McLaren's under-powered Honda engine left him exposed, and he soon dropped out of the points.

Alonso described the situation as "embarrassing" over the team radio before he pulled out of the race altogether on lap 27, citing an apparent engine problem.

Alonso's retirement, his seventh of a miserable year, came only moments after he had been informed that rain was not forecast for the remainder of the race, and thus ruling out the likelihood of scoring any points.

And to add further intrigue and suspicion, Honda then revealed there was not an obvious fault with Alonso's engine. "After starting brilliantly, Fernando then had a tough race overall," said Honda boss Yusuke Hasegawa.

"He radioed in with what he thought was a problem with the car, and although there was nothing showing in the data, we decided to stop the car as a precaution." Alonso has been highly critical of Honda throughout his second spell at McLaren, and claimed after qualifying in Spa that the British team would have locked out the front row if they had a more powerful engine.

He qualified 11th, while his team-mate Stoffel Vandoorne was thrown to the back of the grid following a series of engine penalties.

"For sure, it is not easy to race like this, as you cannot have any good wheel-to-wheel battles," Alonso said. "It was a difficult afternoon and we were not competitive in race trim.

"The car was too slow on the straights and it was impossible to have any battles out there, so points were also impossible.

Eventually, we had to stop due to an engine issue." McLaren's relationship with Honda is at breaking point after three seasons of disappointing results. The Woking-based team have staged talks with Renault over an engine deal for 2018.

For more infomation >> News Sport:Fernando Alonso's relationship with McLaren hits new low - Duration: 3:15.

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7 types of relationships to avoid if you want true love and romance | animated - Duration: 3:08.

7 types of relationships to avoid if you want true love and romance

No.1, The open relationship.

An open relationship is a relationship where both partners are emotionally committed to

each other.

But sexually, well, not so much.

Both partners have sex with other people outside the relationship with each other's consent.

No.2, Independent.

You're a power couple.

Or at least you think you are.

What you really are is this: two people who do not know how, or are not

willing to compromise and sacrifice for the relationship.

You always put yourself ahead of your partner, and visa versa.

You're both highly focused on your careers, or your own separate social lives.

You essentially just meet up when it's convenient for both of you.

But love is not a priority.

No.3, The Purely Sexual One.

There's really not much to this relationship except sex.

You're not even that good together, you just have great sex.

No.4, Toxic relationships.

Toxic relationships are relationships that seem pleasant from the outside, but for some

unexplainable reason, they suck the life and happiness out of you.

You're frustrated or annoyed most of the time, and you have no idea why.

No.5, The Best Friends.

This couple enjoys the same things, has many of the same friends, and does not usually

fight.

Their kids are happy and well adjusted, and the couple seems calm and happy, even though

there is not much romance to be seen.

This is a common dynamic among high school or college sweethearts, who have been together

for many years, and were possibly each other's only serious relationship.

The problem here can be that this couple's sex life may not be that passionate.

However, sometimes this does not bother either of the partners, and instead they feel lucky

to have found a partner that feels so much like home.

No.6, Rebound.

You, and possibly the other person involved in this relationship, have just gone through

breakups, and need love to cover up the pain.

This relationship almost never works out, because it is built on the fear of facing

the reality of your recent breakup, rather than focusing on this new person, and whether

or not they are compatible for you.

So it is fragile.

No.7, Dominating.

One partner plays a dominant role in the romance, while the other partner just follows the rules.

You may not realize you're being dominated for a very long time, until you start getting

frustrated and feeling helpless