Rachel Weisz reveals her love for heavy metal music "I must confess that when I was a young school girl, I had a bit of a crush on the young Greek, Prince Philip," says the 79-year-old star of The Stud and The Bitch. Tablet of wisdom Nytol, the sleeping pill makers who include the notice "Warning: may cause drowsiness" on their packets, are not the only ones to feel the need to highlight what Basil Fawlty used to call "the bleeding obvious." Willie Walsh's British Airways now offers bags of nuts to passengers which are marked on the back: "Allergy advice: contains nuts." A bottle of fizz to the reader who sends me an even more preposterous "warning" notice. I am bound to tell you, however, that the bottle we send you may well contain alcohol. A large target Lord Tebbit has no time for the All-Party Group on Body Image, which takes the view that calling someone "fatty" could amount to a "hate crime." It is already not easy to even allude to such things. In 2010, I was twice referred (unsuccessfully) to the Press Complaints Commission for making what were described as "coded fattist remarks."