Sunday 3 June 2012, 01:00
Here's a quick look at what's to come in the week commencing 11th June...
Abi receives a scholarship to Costa Rica with her school, but when Jay finds out he's worried that she wants different things. Determined not to lose young Miss B, Jay proposes... but will Abi say yes?
Pardon us for saying, but Abi doesn't look as overjoyed as we'd be if the love of our teenage life went down on one knee for us...
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Comment number 1.
Jay3rd June 2012 - 17:43
Most of this seems to be missing. Unfortunately, but typically for the BBC which obviously has no respect for the vierwes, there is no way to contact the responsible individuals.
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Comment number 2.
dazman4th June 2012 - 8:36
Jay-there is a complaint thing but thats all I know and what the hecks happand to the news and spoilers page!
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Comment number 3.
dazman4th June 2012 - 8:44
Actually this works on Google chrome but something has happened to E.E site on internet explorer .
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Comment number 4.
Jay4th June 2012 - 8:46
@ dazman There are 2 complaint "things" 1) The one under Contact on this website which does not allow contact with the webmaster 2) The BBC Complaints Comission which claims their brief does not include websies. My comment indeed (in a round about way at least) addressed the issue of the missing content on the News and Spoilers page. Since, due to the Queen's Diamond Jubliee, it is a mega holiday weekend in the UK, nothing is likely to happen until Wednesday, June 6th at best.
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Jay4th June 2012 - 11:30
@ dazman Availability of information on a website shouldn't be browser-type dependent. In fact,it's directly illegal in some countries but obviously not in the UK or the EU. I'll check Chrome (and Firefox as well).
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