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They are seldom shown because of the fragility of the materials.

Owen believes the show shouldn't be shown because of "the damage it will do" to local families.

"The argument that women's art is not shown because of a lack of quality is nonsense," he said.

Setting aside the recent anger he has shown because of his divorce, Mr. Sarkozy backslapped and hugged his way through the day.

And does he resent the accusation that the programme was made and shown because of differences he had with McAlpine 20 years ago.

Mr Haupt said he was not sure the Sydney Olympics would provide a similar boost since only recordings could be shown because of the time difference.

"You're a man of many facets, which have not been shown, because of the media lynching you've been subjected to, Mr. President," she said.

At first CBS said the special would not be shown, because of the criminal charges, although Jackson had already been paid $1.5m.

Most museums display only a fraction of the works they own, in large part because so many are prints and drawings that can only sparingly be shown because of light sensitivity.

Nazir also claims Karan Johar, the producer of some of Bollywood's biggest hit movies, had pulled out of the show "because of the level of the judges".

And it was one of the more amusing awards shows because of it.