Search results

Gone quite surreal today and again I am passing no judgement. On another note, you can look on byline times twitter to see what they have claimed to have happened to a member of staff this morning. They are drawing no relationship between the events. It's all a bit strange. It's all turning...

Responds. I pass no judgement.

One of the most surreal moments last night was watching another "news" presenter live on air as a massive story broke with direct allegations. The Guardian have finally reported it now...

Point one slightly disingenuous. If you have reported behaviour that is illegal, it doesn't really matter whether you have reported it as illegal. Whether the Sun decides the quote the actual law to the readers is irrelevant. The newspaper found themselves on a difficult situation. Firstly it...

Thought there might be some clarity on Newsnight tonight, especially with some reports of internal complaints. Pundits ? Rod Liddle and Alan f***ing Yentob. This week was the week that the media disappeared up its own arsehole, an arsehole tickled by Social Media by a left over tickle stick...

I'm been living in rural Sussex for a while and most small c Conservative people I've spoken to thinks it's a personal matter and nothing to do with them. Whether that's because they married their cousins I couldn't possible comment. (joke) I could easily find more dubious behaviour in this...

One of things that has annoyed me is how very very badly briefed a number of "pundits" have been on the various news stations. Not so much their opinion, but facts as known so far. Just watching that Tugensomeone MP on Sky News, he wasn't even aware of the last police statement. Previously...

This wasn't a "political" decision by the Sun, it was purely commercial. Murdoch's has always wanted the BBC out of the way. He would have personally seething the nation (for instance) tuned into the BBC for the Royal Funeral coverage. They ran the story with little evidence but quite cleverly...