内容摘要："It was only when I said I would get up and change them that they were finally changed and there was no offer to help with the pain," she said.

"It was only when I said I would get up and change them that they were finally changed and there was no offer to help with the pain," she said.

The English pop star and actress was one of a number of high-profile critics of the Blue Origin flight, which briefly took Perry and five other women to the edge of space two weeks ago."She was possibly the most famous, and the one that divides people the most, and so there was something in me that decided to choose her as the person that should [be singled out]," Allen continued.

"Well, anyway, I'm just sorry. I would have been hurt if it had been me and someone in my industry used me and my name, and I saw that, and I'm sorry."Allen's apology came after she discussed "Katy Perry and her mates all going up to space for 12 minutes" with co-host Miquita Oliver in"I mean, what the... hell was all that about?" Allen said. "I mean, in all seriousness, what? Why? For why?

"It's so out of touch. Like, we're on the brink of recession. People are really... struggling to make ends meet and put food on their tables."She added: "And the fact that they've, like, made it like some sort of feminist thing..."

The flight, on a rocket designed by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos's company Blue Origin, marked the first all-female mission to space since 1963.

Perry said beforehand: "It's an important moment for the future of commercial space travel and for humanity in general and for women all around."Center Parcs wants to put up 700 lodges and accompanying tourist facilities on a site to the north of Hawick in the Borders - creating about 1,200 jobs.

The company hopes to submit its planning application this summer in order to allow building work to start in 2027.Mr McKinlay was speaking ahead of the company's latest information day in the area being held in Selkirk.

Center Parcs currently attracts millions of visitors a year to its six sites across the UK and Ireland.Its chief executive said they had identified the Borders as a "real opportunity".