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GEORDIE Shore stars were left red-faced after they were turned away from a Tyneside nightclub.

After shocking TV audiences with their antics over recent weeks, the group headed for a night out on the town.

But the reality stars, who have attracted criticism for their alcohol-fuelled, sex-obsessed lifestyles, were given the boot by doorman when they made their way to Perdu for their weekly event, Persual Suspects.

The night, created by a Newcastle PR team, attracts thousands of party-goers every week.

But minutes after being shown the door housemate Greg Lake updated his Twitter account to say the nightclub had lost out.

He wrote: “Perdu don’t want Geordie Shore in....Ha their loss...It’s all about Ohso tonight.”

The cast, Charlotte Crosby, James Tindale, Jason Gardner, Greg Lake, Gary Beadle, Vicky Pattison, Holly Hagan and Sophie Kasaei have proved a ratings winner for the network with over 350,000 viewers tuning in to their booze-fuelled sex antics.

But Tynesiders were left open-mouthed by the first three installments of the series which is broadcast on satellite channel MTV.

And ahead of yesterday’s episode Greg posted: “Can’t wait for episode three tonight... I don’t even know what’s going to be on...exciting in London can’t wait to party tonight.” Meanwhile, James wrote: “Actually can’t wait for episode three of Geordie Shore. Holly’s boyfriend pays a visit...guaranteed banter.”

Last week the Chronicle revealed how the cast were jetting off to film two summer specials in Majorca. The group are heading for the disco lights of Magaluf to unleash their own brand of bawdiness on British holidaymakers.

But locals criticised the show for its damaging portrayal of life in the Toon with alcohol campaigners also queuing up to slam the series for its glamorisation of binge drinking. Last week Newcastle Central MP Chi Onwurah vowed to raise the controversy of the show in Parliament. She was due to ask questions regarding how far broadcasters could go to provide entertainment for audiences.

She said: “I’m raising questions in Parliament because I think there should be a limit on how much alcohol a broadcaster can pour down the throats of young people to provoke sensational acts.”

The show, a British version of the US series Jersey Shore, follows the antics of the friends as they drink, vomit, fight and strip in the hot tub. The first episode was watched by 330,000 people – the channel’s largest adult audience for three years.

The group moved into a luxury house in West Jesmond, Newcastle, for the show, which has been widely criticised for its portrayal of the North East.