Tag: police

  • Unappealing Clifford

    Unappealing Clifford

    As Max Clifford launches an appeal against his eight-year prison sentence, all it shows is how truly unappealing he still is

     

    Despite being convicted on eight counts of indecent assault between 1977 and 1984, sexual offender Max Clifford has decided to launch an appeal against his eight-year prison sentence. In doing so, all Clifford achieves is to inflict yet more misery on his victims. (more…)

  • Quote of the Week: Joan Rivers

    Quote of the Week: Joan Rivers

    The late Joan Rivers on success

     

    Yesterday’s news that the comedienne Joan Rivers passed away is sad but she’ll long be remembered for her wit and acerbic comments. (more…)

  • Facing Facebook

    Facing Facebook

    Cliff Richard takes to Facebook to proclaim his innocence

     

    Yesterday, Sir Cliff Richard took to Facebook to suggest that he is innocent of the recent abuse allegations made against him. (more…)

  • Get a grip

    Get a grip

    Britain’s Prime Minister needs to get a grip

     

    Parliament is back in session and we’re now in September. The ‘Silly Season’ should be well and truly over but in fact we’re sinking into a quagmire that can only be described as ‘stupid’ and ‘irresponsible’. (more…)

  • Picture of the Week: The smoking highway

    Picture of the Week: The smoking highway

    Three Arabic men decide to enjoy a spot of shisha on the A4 as Cara Delevingne looks on

     

    The ‘Ramadan Rush’ is nearly over but in spotting the image that we make our Picture of the Week, Monika Agata Maron truly captured how ridiculous Knightsbridge has become during this period. (more…)

  • Angry Assange

    Angry Assange

    Julian Assange expresses his anger against the British government

     

    Today, in an interview with The Mail on Sunday, Julian Assange expressed his anger that he has been denied what he sees as his human rights by the British government. This arrogant individual – who imposed himself upon the Ecuadorian embassy in Knightsbridge in June 2012 – has no right to complain: he chose this course of action and it is time he accepted that. (more…)

  • Picture of the Week: As bold as gold

    Picture of the Week: As bold as gold

    A gold and black Bugatti Veyron has eclipsed the gold Ferrari owned by Iraqi kick-boxer named Riyadh Al-Azzawi in terms of being the most gaudy car on the roads in London this summer

     

    This summer Iraqi kick-boxer Riyadh Al-Azzawi has reveled in the attention he’s received as he drove around the streets of Chelsea and Knightsbridge in his gold Ferrari. Despite the £4,000 foil wrap bubbling up and peeling off, the Iraqi kick-boxer cruised around thinking he was the King of the Hill. His reign is over as now the mantle for London’s most gaudy car has been stolen by a gold and black Bugatti Veyron. (more…)

  • The truth will eventually out

    The truth will eventually out

    As revelations that Lord Brittan has been questioned by police regarding an alleged rape, we urge David Cameron to give more resources to investigations into historic abuse allegations by the high powered (more…)

  • May Fernbridge finally be investigated

    May Fernbridge finally be investigated

    As police raid the offices of Lord Janner, we urge those running Operation Fernbridge to step up their game

     

    The revelation in the Sunday People that Labour peer Lord Janner has had his House of Lords office raided by the police comes as no surprise following on from our having received many messages about this individual via Twitter for the last year. That this story has now finally been outed is progress but what needs to happen next is for the unconnected Operation Fernbridge to finally be given the resources it requires (more…)

  • Forcing Fernbridge

    Forcing Fernbridge

    It is time to step up Operation Fernbridge

     

    As Max Clifford faces further police questioning and Rolf Harris’ trial hears that he wrote a letter to the father of an alleged victim stating “I know that what I did was wrong but we are, all of us, fallible and oh how I deluded myself”, we again call for greater transparency about Operation Fernbridge – an investigation that appears to simply not be getting enough attention from the Metropolitan Police. (more…)