Fiona
Phillips recalls regular spankings with the slipper from
her schooldays
News of the World -
October, 1996
My Agony Over Class Beatings by
TV Beauty Fiona
GMTV girl Fiona Phillips has revealed how
her schooldays were made hell by a brutal teacher who gave her
regular beatings.
And she realised after she left that the
sadistic teacher was probably getting a sick thrill out of his
punishments.
Blonde Fiona, 35, soon to replace Anthea
Turner as the breakfast station`s anchorwoman, made the
astonishing revelations on LWT chat show The Late Jonathan Ross.
During a discussion last Friday on corporal
punishment, she revealed: "There was one schoolmaster who, I
suppose, will have to remain nameless. "But he would
regularly bend me over and give me the slipper. It got to be a
regular thing when most of the time I hadn`t done anything wrong.
"It would be a case of, `Oh, there`s Fiona, let`s give her a
good beating`"
News of the World film critic Jonathan asked
if fiona thought her teacher was getting a kick out of his
punishments.
Fiona replied :"Yes, I`m sure you`re
right. "I didn`t realise that at the time, of course, I was
too young."
Angry
Fiona added that her ordeal has left her
bitterly opposed to the return of corporal punishment in schools.
She said:" Caning doesn`t make any
difference. "In fact the beatings made me behave far worse
because it made me so angry."
Sexy brekkie TV presenter Fiona Phillips has revealed how
she was regularly spanked with a slipper by a perv male teacher.
The blonde GMTV star, who takes over Anthea Turner`s sofa
spot at Christmas, is convinced the schoolmaster was aroused by
the private thrashings.
Fiona, 35, said: "I was regularly bent over his desk
and slippered and I hadn`t even done anything. But there was a
glint in his eye. It was serious. He never slippered the boys ,
it was always the girls."
In the week John Major`s headmaster admitted he`d caned
the future PM, Fiona added: "I was regularly told to bend
over. My teacher was doing it for his own kicks. I thought to
myself `God, what was he doing` . . . now I know what he was
doing!"
News of the World -
October, 1996
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