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Like if you've had a silent chuckle to yourself today over the thought of him being offered a cup of tea in a disposable plastic cup
 
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Like if you've had a silent chuckle to yourself today over the thought of him being offered a cup of tea in a disposable plastic cup
I hope it’s a limited edition royal wedding mug 😂 the sort you see in charity shops ☕
 
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I hope he had time to say bye to his teddy bears this morning
Bet his household staff are sitting on his royal sofa, drinking from his royal china and having a game of “ how far can you drop kick a teddy.”

I just hope if he gets released his butler/valet/dogsbody greets him with “ what would you like for breakfast? Porridge”
 
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Jokes aside, if what was posted above (torture of a little girl), off to the Tower with him. Disgusting. I sincerely hope he will get what he deserves.
 
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Blair is blatantly the British PM it’s suggested was involved.
He apparently had an affair with Mrs Murdoch No. 3 who is mentioned quite a few times in the files and seems to have been part of the regular gang. Of course he okay'd it. I wouldn't be surprised if he's in there as well. Not convinced everything has been published yet.
 
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He's been pictured being driven away from the police station. No further info at present
 
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The picture of him being driven away...he looks terrified. I think he must have sweated today.

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I wonder if he had company for a bit of birthday fun. I imagine he still finds it easy enough to get a certain class of woman
 
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Actually can’t believe he’s out already
I can. I followed two different channels with live broadcast today.

On BBC they said

"Police can initially hold someone for 24 hours and they must be taken to a special custody suite if held for more than six hours. If detectives need longer, they must apply for more time, first to a superintendent and ultimately to a magistrate."
"Typically, an initial arrest in a white collar crime would be for a few hours to allow searches to be conducted and initial questioning to be done.

It is very unlikely that somebody would be held in custody overnight.

Although police can potentially hold someone for 24 hours and get extensions, that really is not very likely.

After that, typically the person who has been arrested is given police bail and a date to return to a police station for potential further questioning.

At some point further down the line - maybe weeks away - there will have to be a decision made by the Crown Prosecution Service and Thames Valley Police about whether to charge him with misconduct in public office."
I think they said the maximum time he could be held would be 96 hours but that would be unusual and require all kinds of extensions from senior police officers and magistrates.
 
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He looks shell shocked. Good.
He really does. I bet he thought he was completely untouchable. I hope he ends up being charged.


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Thames Valley Police is able to provide an update in relation to an investigation into the offence of misconduct in public office.

On Thursday (19/2) we arrested a man in his sixties from Norfolk on suspicion of misconduct in public office.

The arrested man has now been released under investigation.

We can also confirm that our searches in Norfolk have now concluded.

Our searches in Berkshire are still underway.

Thames Valley Police will not be making any further statement at this time and will not be holding a press conference or conducting any media interviews in relation to this investigation.
 
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I can. I followed two different channels with live broadcast today.

On BBC they said





I think they said the maximum time he could be held would be 96 hours but that would be unusual and require all kinds of extensions from senior police officers and magistrates.
I just would have thought much longer given the severity of the alleged crimes, I expected the search and questioning to of taken much longer. And the police to of made him sweat in the cells 😂
 
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