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Jade 'donating TV fee to charity' Jade 'donating TV fee to charity'
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Jade Goody will be donating her fee for appearing on Celebrity Big Brother to charity, according to a spokeswoman for the News Of The World newspaper.Jade Goody will be donating her fee for appearing on Celebrity Big Brother to charity, according to a spokeswoman for the News Of The World newspaper.
The paper says it has secured the "exclusive story" of Goody - who was voted off the show after racism claims.The paper says it has secured the "exclusive story" of Goody - who was voted off the show after racism claims.
Instead the paper says it will pay money to charities nominated by Goody and Shilpa Shetty.Instead the paper says it will pay money to charities nominated by Goody and Shilpa Shetty.
Earlier, PR guru Max Clifford said Goody faced an "uphill struggle" to rescue her career.Earlier, PR guru Max Clifford said Goody faced an "uphill struggle" to rescue her career.
Goody's on-screen disputes with Indian actress Shetty sparked criticism and complaints.Goody's on-screen disputes with Indian actress Shetty sparked criticism and complaints.
Almost nine million people watched her apologise and deny racism on Channel 4 on Friday, according to early ratings.Almost nine million people watched her apologise and deny racism on Channel 4 on Friday, according to early ratings.
I'm disgusted in myself - I do not approve of any of my actions and I do not approve of the words that came out of my mouth Jade GoodyI'm disgusted in myself - I do not approve of any of my actions and I do not approve of the words that came out of my mouth Jade Goody
The Big Brother press office refused to comment on Goody's decision to donate her fee to charity.The Big Brother press office refused to comment on Goody's decision to donate her fee to charity.
Goody made her name on the non-celebrity version of Big Brother in 2002.Goody made her name on the non-celebrity version of Big Brother in 2002.
Mr Clifford said: "Ironically, the programme that made her could be the programme that breaks her."
She has since earned millions of pounds through TV shows, magazine deals, an autobiography, a perfume and fitness DVDs.She has since earned millions of pounds through TV shows, magazine deals, an autobiography, a perfume and fitness DVDs.
"By putting her in there, they've put her whole career in jeopardy and whoever is responsible for putting her in there obviously is responsible for possibly finishing her career," Mr Clifford told BBC News 24. Mr Clifford said: "Ironically, the programme that made her could be the programme that breaks her."
Goody and Shetty made up before Friday's evictionGoody and Shetty made up before Friday's eviction
"It's not irretrievable, but what she's got to do is to convince the British public and people all over the world that she's not racist, that what happened in the show is no way represents what she's really all about.
"So she's got to try and use the media. But right now the media aren't very receptive to her."
The British tabloid press, which regularly featured Goody in a more positive light before this controversy, have now turned against her.
On Saturday, The Sun newspaper's editorial said Goody's previous image was "a meticulously manufactured lie".
She had shown herself to be "a vile, pig-ignorant, racist bully consumed by envy", it continued.
Writing a column in the same paper, TV presenter Lorraine Kelly said she hoped Goody would "now disappear into obscurity".
"There really has to be an end to the celebration of stupidity and ignorance", she wrote.
Goody received 82% of the vote after going head-to-head with Shetty in the public eviction on Friday.Goody received 82% of the vote after going head-to-head with Shetty in the public eviction on Friday.
It was a straightforward contest between Shilpa and Jade, between good and bad Shetty family spokesman
On being shown clips of herself by host Davina McCall, Goody admitted her behaviour was "nasty".On being shown clips of herself by host Davina McCall, Goody admitted her behaviour was "nasty".
"I'm not racist, but I can see why it has had the impact it's had," she said. "I look like one of those people I don't like.""I'm not racist, but I can see why it has had the impact it's had," she said. "I look like one of those people I don't like."
When shown TV headlines of the political fallout and the reaction in India, she responded: "That's intense. I apologise to anyone I offended."When shown TV headlines of the political fallout and the reaction in India, she responded: "That's intense. I apologise to anyone I offended."
Her comments included calling Shetty "Shilpa Poppadom".Her comments included calling Shetty "Shilpa Poppadom".
Goody insisted on the show that she "didn't say Shilpa Poppadom in a racial way" and that she did not judge people "by the colour of their skin".Goody insisted on the show that she "didn't say Shilpa Poppadom in a racial way" and that she did not judge people "by the colour of their skin".
She said: "I'm disgusted in myself for saying what I have just seen myself saying. I do not approve of any of my actions and I do not approve of the words that came out of my mouth."She said: "I'm disgusted in myself for saying what I have just seen myself saying. I do not approve of any of my actions and I do not approve of the words that came out of my mouth."
I have heard worse so called abuse on playgrounds and in internet chat rooms - all it helped was the ratings for a very tired programme Julie, Hereford Have your say on Celebrity Big Brother
The audience for Goody's post-eviction interview peaked at 8.8 million between 2245 and 2300 GMT, according to unofficial overnight figures.The audience for Goody's post-eviction interview peaked at 8.8 million between 2245 and 2300 GMT, according to unofficial overnight figures.
The show averaged 7.8 million between 2230-2300, while an earlier instalment from 2030-2130 averaged 7.4 million.The show averaged 7.8 million between 2230-2300, while an earlier instalment from 2030-2130 averaged 7.4 million.
They were the highest viewing figures in Celebrity Big Brother's history and beat the 7.7 million who watched the last non-celebrity final in August - which was Channel 4's largest audience of 2006.They were the highest viewing figures in Celebrity Big Brother's history and beat the 7.7 million who watched the last non-celebrity final in August - which was Channel 4's largest audience of 2006.
I have heard worse so called abuse on playgrounds and in internet chat rooms - all it helped was the ratings for a very tired programme Julie, Hereford class="" href="http://newsforums.bbc.co.uk/nol/thread.jspa?threadID=5271&&&edition=1&ttl=20070120105041">Have your say on Celebrity Big Brother On Saturday, London mayor Ken Livingstone told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "I think everyone is delighted that we got the result we did last night. On Saturday, London mayor Ken Livingstone told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "I think everyone is delighted that we got the result we did last night.
"Otherwise the image of Britain across India, which is the second-biggest investor in London after America now, would have been really damaged and it would have done a lot of harm to people's jobs."
A spokesman for Shetty's family said: "This vote has shown that goodness always prevails, like in Bollywood films.A spokesman for Shetty's family said: "This vote has shown that goodness always prevails, like in Bollywood films.