Mail on Sunday, 24 February 2002, by George Galloway.
"The troubled water which could sweep Blair away."
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Actor Anthony Head is the star of *Manchild*, the cruel but 
realistic tale of fortysomething men-about-town enjoying or 
enduring their second adolescence.

The former Gold Blend man, who helps Buffy slay vampires in 
the cult TV series, seems to have it all. Solvent and single 
again, devilishly handsome, he pulls a cracker half his age 
on a powerful motorbike back to his place which is a coolly-
renovated railway carriage.

She strips off to reveal a firm, fine body decorated with a 
tattoo of a snake. But, when she goes for a closer look at 
his, it, er fails to rise to the occasion. Ah well, nae 
luck, Tony. So sad, too bad, never mind. You can't have 
everything.

Cup of coffee?

Anyway, as she was in the 16-24 age group, there was a very 
good chance her character was carrying a sexually 
transmitted disease.

A new study by the Wellcome Trust shows that nearly 40 per 
cent of women in that age group have had up to nine partners 
in the last five years and that one in eight may be carrying 
an STD. And the year 2000 saw the largest number of newly-
diagnosed HIV infections yet.

So cheer, up, Tony, you probably had a lucky escape.

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