My money’s on The rum with troothbombs tomorrow
Let them take down the BBC titan
Let them take down the BBC titan
The words "there is no truth in them" were also used, though. Which is rather stronger.A legal experts on Sky News said that it's very interesting that the word 'rubbish' has been used in the letter from the child's legal representative. He said that word has been chosen deliberately, meaning that the claims written in the Sun are not all false; he said if they had been false, a stronger word would have been used to categorically denied them.
Got it, that makes more sense. I read that the lawyers had been appointed today, not Friday! So basically if they don't come with the receipts they potentially a defamation case on their hands. Bloody vultures.Because it isn’t in The Sun’s interest to have this information in the public domain. The BBC would be far more legally responsible and only make information public on a need-to-know basis. That’s the difference between gutter journalism and responsible behaviour.
That's what I said in the rest of my post though, about the presenter being a victim. I feel for everyone involved right now. I just meant if the allegations are true, then the boy may still be being manipulated.It's also important to remember that the presenter might actually be the true victim in all of this.
Prisoners have to pay for TV. The government makes millions each year from it and I don’t know where you’ve got the idea of free WIFI from, they’re not allowed internet access.Don’t worry about it, you will get free nosh, WiFi and TV in prison and not have to pay for the BBC licence fee
Well, I think we'd all enjoy that.Huw Edwards has just liked these two tweets! Law suit incoming?
Was 17 at the time but now is 20 xJust popping in to clarify something ... what age is the young person?
I thought they were 17 now I keep seeing 20.
Is it you who's on crack?!My money’s on The rum with troothbombs tomorrow
Let them take down the BBC titan
It was me that said this was a distraction. I do believe there’s something to this story. I think HE has to be the most realistic candidate. However, I think there’s got to be a reason The Sun ran the story without saying the victim denied it. They could have sat on it for a week or two to investigate the claims but preferred to print a half arsed story. Now nobody will probably find out the truth.If it's not true, why the suspension? The Sun must've made the BBC aware of the evidence they have, and possibly shared it with them. As someone said earlier, why did the young person wait until now to say it's not true? Why let so many people be thrown under the bus over the last 72 hours?
Why would a supposed caring mother very concerned about drug use tell such lies? Why hasn't Huw made a statement as no one elses name is being bandied about anymore? None of it makes any sense!
ETA: Agree with poster who said this could be a distraction. But why ruin the career of a much beloved news anchor? I just don't get it.
I'm have no idea but your profile picJust a thought: Would deleting one’s Instagram anonymise any DMs that you had sent? So the words would still be in messages but not linked to anyone’s username?
Current age is 20.Just popping in to clarify something ... what age is the young person?
I thought they were 17 now I keep seeing 20.
True enough, I'm just going on what they said about the word 'rubbish'The words "there is no truth in them" were also so used, though. Which is rather stronger.
yeah could still be another ManWe still don't know it is HE.
We don't have proof those phone calls happened.
Search on where?Why if you do a search for Graham Norton it says he has been suspended for sexual misconduct occurring in May.....