London, Jan 14 : It looks like Amy Winehouse, who is holidaying in Caribbean, is failing in her bid to clean up her act, for she has been spotted crawling up to holidaymakers and grabbing their drinks - after fed-up resort staff refused to serve her.

The singer begs guests to order booze for her at the posh Le Sport Spa on the sunshine isle of St Lucia.

Amy, who has fought addictions to drugs and alcohol, is at 200-pound-a-night resort for a health kick.

London, Jan 14 : She has been given just a 40 per cent chance of surviving cervical cancer, but Jade Goody insists on maintaining a brave face.

The Big Brother star took sons Bobby, five, and four-year-old Freddie on a trip to a Spanish beach.

But while she managed a smile in the sunshine, she was still not confident enough to show that she has lost her hair because of chemotherapy.

She used a flowery swim hat to cover up her head.

Goody played football with her sons Bobby, five, and Freddie, four.

London, Jan. 14 : Former England captain Tony Greig has said that the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) should have backed skipper Kevin Pietersen in his rift with coach Peter Moores.

Speaking to Cricinfo. com, Grieg said: "I've always maintained that when a captain is replaced, the coach's position should also be reviewed."

London, Jan 14 : Lily Allen recently gave a slip to her strict diet to enjoy a boozy night out with friends.

The singer, who is trying every trick in the book to get in shape for the launch of her second album next month, has chucked alcohol and has even turned to the late Bob Marley for inspiration on keeping trim.

However, the 23-year-old star's diet got a big knock on January 12, when she ended up on a massive booze binge.

London, Jan. 14 : Premier League clubs will lose up to a third of their fans next season to the credit crunch, reports the Daily Star.

Tens of thousands of cash-strapped soccer nuts are ready to ditch their team in 2009/10 because they are being priced out of the game, according to a research.

The average match day now costs supporters 96 pounds for their ticket, food, travel and drink.

That figure is up from 78 pounds three years ago.

With ticket prices likely to soar even further next season, experts believe the nation's grounds will have huge empty spaces.

London, January 14: The classic British bulldog is to lose its Churchillian jowl because of a change in breeding standards effected by the Kennel Club.

The shake-up means that the dog will have a shrunken face, a sunken nose, longer legs, and a leaner body.

The British Bulldog Breed Council is unhappy with the change, and is considering taking legal action against the club.

"What you'll get is a completely different dog, not a British bulldog," Time Online quoted Robin Searle, the chairman, as saying.

New breeding standards for 209 dog species have been brought into immediate force, according to the online report.