Feb 18, 2003 • 1 min read

Unwelcome awards for Bashir and Britney

Britney Spears's film Crossroads has won a NAFTA worst-film award, and Martin Bashir ranks just ahead of Tony Blair in a Channel 4 poll of the worst living Britons.

More comedy surveys – and more bad news for Britney Spears. After being nominated in the spoof Oscars last week her debut movie 'Crossroads' has been awarded a NAFTA Award for the worst flick of 2002 in a spoof radio survey timed to precede the film version of the BAFTA Awards which take place on 23 Feb.

Elsewhere, Jacko will be pleased to hear that Martin Bashir currently leads the way in a Channel 4 poll to find the worst living Briton. Following the fall out of his Jackson documentary Bashir is just ahead of Prime Minister Tony Blair in the unpopularity stakes.

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