BBC’s Pesto Spinning for News International
The BBC’s Robert Peston is, as ever, pleased with himself. He will be pleased that his News International source gave him the inside story on Ian Edmonson going. He tweets about breaking the news :
Best #Davos moment today – breaking off chat with bank chair to break News Int sacking of Edmondson on BBC News via mob.—
Robert Peston (@Peston) January 26, 2011
Guido merely notes that Pesto is mates with his Muswell Hill neighbour Will Lewis. Will, the former Telegraph editor, who is the newly appointed group manager in Wapping. Watch Pesto’s line on developments from Wapping. Don’t be surprised if he undermines Rebekah Brooks and bolsters the prospects of Will Lewis. No one really thinks Will Lewis is content to remain general manager under Rebekah…
Pesto helped me save the world !
Pesto Rules OK!
I like pesto with penne.
You are Andy Burnham and I claim my £10.
You’re not from around here, are you?
‘e be a stranger.
Oh poor old Guido – missed out on a big story so instead trying to run anticipatory spin so he can pretend he always knew this was going to happen.
Guido – your political prejudices meant you ignored and then tried to bury this story. That is the problem with pretending to be a libetarian when in fact you are a tired old thatcherite tory hack. It worked when you were in opposition but not any more.
But Guido broke the big story that Peston was going to be Ed Miliband’s communications man. It was wrong like most of his made up shit these days… but still, it’s a story.
Mmmmmmmm mister ssssssssssspeaker
Pesto gets the biscuit.
Guido is fed the crumbs.
Pesto’s in a leftwing straight jacket so can’t get to the biscuit.
Strikes me that hacks haven’t twigged that any half dozen of them could set up a site like this, have complete editorial freedom and make more money.
Murdoch is kicking arse big time today.
He is NOT a happy bunny.
I am an Incoherent Tosser!!
Nah.
Tossflap is more like it.
And your voice is even more grating than EdAnoid Millipede’s grating tones.
You smug, self-satisfied, licence fee subsidised, spunkbubble of Satan, uber-tossflap.
Lord Peston for General Manager!
Perhaps there are plans afoot to procure him as the next Mr. Elisabeth Murdoch.
I can’t listen to the c’unt. He presents things as though they were second hand and fed to him through a poor quality wire. By the time he has finished his piece to camera I’ve forgotten why I was in the room – fucking appalling.
I don’t rate him that highly.
His voice should be used for the treatment of constipation. It certainly gives me the shits.
Heard him on the radio today. Listening to him is like listening to nails being run down a blackboard.
+1 – only in my case the radio or TV goes off at the slightest hint of anything from him, thus preserving what is left of my sanity. He really is a total James Blunt.
Me three, as soon as the word Pest on comes accross the air waves off goes the tely or wireless. The Lord’s son makes me want to iron girder.
Peston = string vest
What is enjoyable, when Peston appears on the TV to be interviewed by, say, one of the newsreaders, is the barely repressed look of irritation that they present. A look that hardens as Peston’s peculiar speech patterns develop. And at the end, the sense of relief that Huw Edwards, et al, convey as the pious self regarding bore finally manages to end a sentence is nearly audible.
It must be his skill and ability that got Lord Pestons son the job at AlJabeebya.
And there was me thinking I had made progress with this incoherent apology for a communicator.
Thought BBC hacks were only friends with lefties.
Wheels within wheels son. Will Lewis is the brother of Simon Lewis, Gordon Brown’s former Director of Communications.
What a smug Hunt!
I did think his exclusive was more political that business, I thought he was after toenails job.
Pesto is a bit of a Numptee anyway, Rebekah Brooks a scary mary
All a bit like Rats fighting in a barrel
Beks is waaaaay overpromoted. She should be a linesman.
She was a ‘linesman’ but now all are over promoted (regardless of gender) to Assistant Referees, do keep up with play (said Andy).
Tuscan & Stream,
I’m hoping Andy Gray will get her job!
Oh, Mr. HBOS insider deals sticks his oar in?
‘Breaking off chat with bank chair’
Is Peston a stool pigeon ??
No, just a stool..!
I don’t wish to show my ignorance, but who are Pesto and Rebekah Brooks? Will Lewis – as explained – is a former Telegraph editor (from the days before it became utter drivel written by illiterates who don’t check their work?) – so I’ve got one of the three names mentioned. But the other two..?
Ian Edmondson.. Nope. Who’s he?
Well Rebekah Brooks is a ginger haired scary mary— way scary looking animal, and peston in the BBc’s answer to a suppositiry, something shoved way up your arse.
Hop this helps
Rebekah is a nasty cow.
Tessa, I’m afraid the serious (and probably terminal) decline of the poor old DT started before Will “Thirsty” Lewis arrived. Under him it just accelerated. It seems to be competing with the Mail for banality and trivia, and at this rate it could well win the race – to the bottom.
Sky Sports football presenter Richard Keys has resigned
I know his brother..Milton.
Yeah, I know him, in a roundabout sort of way.
Its a pity the justice meted out to thieving, lying mps isn’t as brutal as Murdoch’s, and these guys were only having a laugh. Fucking hell fire.
Be grateful for small mercies – we won’t need sub-titles when watching Sky Football any more.
It’s really scary. A little office banter and *pow*! There goes your career. Home repossessed, bankruptcy, the lot.
Work for a big company, say something – anything – un-PC and if someone films it and puts it on YouTube, the thought police destroy your life within 24 hours.
Life just ain’t fair for some people.
It wasn’t really TV presenters I was thinking about.. more anyone who works for a FTSE-100 company. Any well-known company. Unigate Dairies, FFS.
Say something un-PC in the workplace which embarrasses the employer and.. you’re toast. So it would seem.
Yes it would really cause a massive loss in value and risk several make-or-break multibillion dollar deals if a Unigate dairy labourer said something sexist.
No way you could expect someone who makes a living from talking on TV to lose his job because he said the wrong thing on TV.
Actually, it wasn’t just banter. Gray wasn’t sacked for his comments about the referee. That WOULD have been too much. He was sacked because he was a pervy ugly man in his 50s thinking it’s hilarious to ask a young woman if she’d like to button up his flies. It’s got fuck all to do with political correctness. It’s so tedious when rancid old farts try to justify everything with “it’s political correctness gone mad”. You’re probably the type who thinks rape victims are asking for it.
Nope. I have been asked by “pervy men in their 50s” to button their flies, though.
I can’t say I did, nor did I make a big deal out of it.
I’ve been asked by women in their 50s to zip up the back of their dress…so what…I worked in a factory full of women and you wouldn’t believe what their so called banter consisted of….far worse than any male banter I have heard. It’s only the shrill mouth-foaming guardianistas who give a toss.
So like a LibLabCon voter, you just swallowed it.
Do’nt ever go to FRANCE DARLING.
What are you, 89 years old? Doesn’t count.
No. I think 89′s your IQ.
Life in Socialist Britain, was Animal Farm written so many years ago , so far from the modern day truth?
So true, old chap, so true. I’d like to come around and ask your wife to suck me off, what. It’s so perfectly reasonable a request. No one should get all menstrual about it, what. Just a bit of fun. All these whores are asking for it, you know. In the old days, we just raped whoever we wanted, what. Just tell your missus I’ll be round at 9 and I’ll rodger her senseless. There’s a good chap.
I think all these laws about rape and molestation are just PC gone mad, wouldn’t you agree? So what if some get raped. Just because it’s un-PC doesn’t mean someone’s life should be destroyed. It’s all PC gone mad. Everything is PC gone mad!
What colour is the sky in your world?
Red white and blue, sprinkled with stars and stripes.
Just as you see.
AC1 give us another hilarious al-bbc thing, I just love your “sense of humor”
Richard Keys has resigned as a Sky presenter following his sexist comments about female referee Sian Massey.
Apologising for his remarks, the 53-year-old Keys accepted they had been “unacceptable”, adding: “I’ve reached the decision it’s time to move on.”
Pundit Andy Gray, 55, had already been dismissed by the broadcaster after further allegations of sexist behaviour by the former striker came to light.
“Going forward without Andy would have been almost impossible,” added Keys.
Would the person who came up with the phrase “going forward” please hang themself?
Going forward I’m going to hit someone with a Nokia.
Can we interest you in our new Australian model ? (We recommend ducking – but not in your case.)
And if the person who first used the phrase “time to move on” would follow that precedent..
OK that’s enough lessons have been learnt, now let’s draw a line underneath it. I can’t just wave a magic wand you know, as there is no magic bullit . . . . drone, drone
Both these men are potential rapists, and should be removed from the 21st century for the safety of women everywhere.
Thats not too far from the sort of crap HH would really spout. In reality its a bit of banter just blown up. Where I work ( yes I do work and dont claim benefit, parlimentary allowance, disability allowance , job seekers allowance etc) there is always banter between the men and women. The battle of the sexes is always funny as long as someone doesnt take it too seriously and yes the girls give back more then they get!
HH has probably never been anywhere near a real work place, take her bling off and put her on the counter at Tesco for a few months, see what life is really like. She would be a better person for it
Banter between those who enjoy the crack is one thing, but did that young girl fiddling with the wires really get off on a leering old arsehole putting her in a possibly embarrassing position?
Some people don’t like being the butt of crass humour.
It depends on context and relationships. Banter’s fine – but Gray was a cock.
I think they both ought to apologise
for not apologising quickly enough.
And then ritually sling their dogs off a cliff.
Then say sorry.
Going forward, Mr Richard Keys and Mr Andrew Gray (Plaintiffs) have nothing to lose now by hiring a lot more of lawyers in seach of an cool million quid, like Gordon Taylor of the PFA got!
All men over 40 should be chaperoned
and all men under 40 should be clamped.
It’ll take some offer to match the job satisfaction he’d get from working with Dave and £400,000 pa.
And Cameron dining with James Murdoch and Rebekah Brooks over Xmas, proves Rupert has both hands on the joystick of power.
Mind bleach!
Looks like Rupert is having a clear out in order to “move the story on”
They say no one gives bollockings like Rupert – you can bet there have been a few today.
Rupert won’t be bollocking them for doing wrong.
His only concern is that they got caught.
I’ve heard several comments today like,
‘ If Rupert has a word in your ear, look out’
Or ‘Rupert gets very wound up if
he doesn’t have his coffee with hot milk’
No one, not even Rupey, can match Miss Harries form 1-7
Peston is such a Hunt.
“Gordon Brown has been behind the marriage of Lloyds and HBoS and it shows what a great statesman he is”
A couple of weeks later
“Gordon Brown never really had anything to do with Lloyds getting together with HBoS, they didn’t do their due diligence properly”
Two cheeks of the same wanker.
I think that should read ‘it shows what a great state he’s in’
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One of my pet subjects is BBC impartiality, or lack therefore of. Does anybody know if Peston is, or has ever been a member, or supporter of the Labour Party?
NO he is just a plain simple little wanker
“Peston is the son of economist and later Labour peer Maurice Peston and his NHS-employee wife. The couple believed passionately in state education, and sent Robert to the local comprehensive school, Highgate Wood Secondary School, in Crouch End, North London.[1] Peston graduated from Balliol College, Oxford in 1982, and then studied at the Université Libre de Bruxelles after winning a scholarship”
Does writing a glowing biography of a mad one eyed c u n t from Fife count as supporting Liebour?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Browns-Britain-Robert-Peston/dp/1904977367
Member of Common Purpose UK, which sounds a bit iffy, also published a biography of the Fifeshire financial dimwit, “Brown’s Britain” in January ’05.
So he’s got form.
His dad was a Labour peer and his mum worked/works for the NHS. Can’t get much more Labour than that apart from owning whippets and having permanently grazed knuckles.
It doesn’t matter if he was a member of the Labour Party.
What matters is that if he ever expresses and opinion about anything, he should be shot. BBC impartiality is the most important problem facing this great country. As James Murdoch said, its the greatest threat to his empire no humanity this country has ever faced, or something.
True dat.
Agree Animal farmer, John Snow on C4 last night was laughing and gurning while he rejoiced at the latest economi figures. He was so happy, I’d be more happy if he was permanently removed.
I was being sarcastic
I don’t really think anyone should be shot for expressing an opinion
Yes, he is a well known trot.
Can’t understand why Nick thinks allowing terroists to use the internet is a good thing.
By Allah you will prejudice their rights. Even if they are plotting to blow you up with suicide bombs, you shouldnt interfer with their rights to access the web and connect with others and download technical manuels on making bombs, watch martyrdom videos and promote thier right to express Jihad.
Whatever next?
Mohammad and Abdul might like to download kiddie porn, after all they workship a man who gave it up the arse of an 8 year old child.
Hey! She was the grand age of 9 when our beloved profit nonced her with his islamic johnson.
does that make all the catholic weirdo nonce priest secret islamics? thought so
He’s just flagging his Liberal credentials of being a right nutter.
You can be certain that some muzzie imam will be able to prove that the Koran specifically states that Internet Explorer, Outlook Express, Facebook and Google are not only halal but must be made available to all good muzzie mosque-boys whenever they want it.
It’s a bit like 13-year-old white girls…….
at least they go after girls, unlike the catholics and the christian priests, they love a different mysterious whole
Oh dear, tat’s been on the crystal meth again.
Wuv wuv wuv
Calm down. Calm down. I’m the first person to graduiate with a degree in The Beatles. I’m now just waiting for the job offers.
Unfortunately you are about to discover a world without love where you will need to work eight days a week to pay your bills. Still, I guess you know what to do.
Hey – screwed.
Dear Mr Graduiate – when you learn to spell I shall think about employing you. Meanhile, continue taking the tablets.
Gutted that I didn’t have some money on Gray being fired – after he thought it wise to sue Murdoch despite receiving £1.7m a year – it was a certainty. Guido, can you facilitate some book on future ‘political’ special events?
This is what Ed Miliband and mongo Balls thinks is a golden legacy
http://www.debtbombshell.com/
Maybe Sky will do something about that fat ugly old lech Eamonn Holmes who sits on the sofa surrounded by young attractive female minions every morning.
He makes my skin crawl. It’s as much as i can do to grin and bear it.
What a girl has to do to get on in Murdoch’s empire. Laugh at his jokes, or page three here i come.
He’s Irish, so it’s ‘blarney’ and therefore OK.
Sounds like you fancy me love.
See what I mean?
And the Beeb can get rid of some of the male old timers like the Dimblebores or that old walnut Humphrys twinkling through the wrinkles on Mastermind (we know you’re a miserable old git really you faker).
Peston is a wanker who is single-handedly responsible for the failure of Northern Rock.
Without his poorly anunciated exclusives NR would have had a hard time but wou NOT have failed.
Well, maybe not single-handedly. Adam Applegarth and his minions may have had some input.
Peston is a shit stirring twat…
he’s like the little bastard at school who would provoke you and then go running to the teachers when you smack him in the mouth…
So Theresa May is using the Blair defence of ” If only I could show you what I can see then you could only agree with me”
I suggest a radical alternative. Publish the lot and be damned.
Where’s Assange and his bravery when it might really put the shits up us enough to get some knee-jerk legislation voted through a stampeded House?
He makes my skin crawl. It’s as much as i can do to grin and bear it.
What a girl has to do to get on in Murdoch’s empire. Laugh at his jokes, or page three here i come.
Notice that since the mad twat from Fife has gone from Downing Street Peton has had no ‘Government exclusives’
He seems to have to sniff around making up shit.
Balls is back.
Am I the only one to be somewhat underwhelmed by all this phone hacking stuff? OK, so it’s naughty and they shouldn’t do it, but the worst that it can result in is embarrassment for some celeb. caught in the wrong bed, or a politician caught out plotting. Nobody ends up deceased. It’s hardly going to affect the nation in the same way that tackling the deficit might, or the possible ramifications if the teetering Euro suddenly falls off the perch. It’s a bit like arguing about the colour of the door handles during a nuclear power station conceptual design meeting.
I can sort of see the point of Labour (and their PR agents, Aljabeeba) trying to use it as a diversionary tactic, but apart from those who’s jobs might be directly affected, why are the rest of us bothered?
Why ruin a good story for the sake of fact?
What does it say about some of the political class that they’re making such a song and dance about it? Coulson’s resigned, so they’ve got their scalp, and there can now be no direct link to Westminster. Yet still they bang on about it.
How about sorting out the things that really affect people like me? Balancing the nation’s books, getting your hands out of my wallet, and giving me some value for the obscene proportion of my income that you do extort from me?
You speak the truth, Eng. I would much rather plod spent this vast amount of time and effort investigating a lot more MPs for thieving and fraud. If the defence that ‘they are all at it’ didn’t work for Lord Fraud, then surely the sky’s the limit now? At the moment the hit-rate is pitiful, when there is so much potential.
Because “Al-Jabeeba” can use it to attack Cameron by association by repeatedly running the fact that Coulson was Editor of NOTW and insunuating that he MUST be guilty of something and that Cameron’s judgement is in question…you get the picture ? They will go on about this “ad nauseum”…..”Al – Jabeeba” won’t be happy until they have brought down the Coalition….and plunged the country into crisis
The BBC’s consequence-free environment makes it the wolf in sheep’s clothing amongst 24-hour news services. There is no owner to keep happy and – unlike the services which it likes to pretend are its peers (MSNBC, CNN, FOX…) – it has no audience/profitability targets to reach.
Result: it can do more or less as its hive mind pleases. Power without responsibility.
Well if you think it’s acceptable for grubby tabloid knobjockeys to delve into anybody’s private life, someday it may happen to you, even if you are a nobody. In the pursuit of a hidden scandal is one thing, but fishing for tawdry sensational headlines is another.
Can our politicians put some time into sorting the nation’s economic woes, please?
Oh, I forgot – Labour created most of the current woes, so they don’t want us talking about the measures to sort it out, do they?
And as predictable as a party lickspittle can get, you equate all dissent as the work of lefties.
You’re a sad old man living a sad life.
This all surfaced about three years ago. Court case, two found guilty and gaoled. Questions in the house from the opposition, and the government line was ‘move along, nothing to see’. What’s so different now?
And when the Labour drones going to say sorry for the deficit and let the government bring it under control?
Slightly naughty.
On a criminal scale—nicking a Mars Bar,
Not burning down the Scout hall.
Not you’re not the only one Eng
But these are hard times, and this is a business opportunity. Greedy people respond to cuts in greedy ways.
Which is why they are dragging the police and CPS into the frame, so costs can be claimed from the public purse.
The hype should add another zero to the lawyers fees
Distracts the proles from anything meaningful in the news, so the political classes can go ski-ing without any awkward issues arising.
er… whose …
Don’t miss Brillo’s documentary Posh & Posher at 9 on Beeb 2, about the high number of politicians and PMs from upper class backgrounds.
Bit pointless watching cause the bastards aren’t about to do anything about it.
Now they’ve kicked the ladders away, they can control us from the battlements.
So let’s bring out the siege engines, and begin to undermine the towers then.
The Beatles started out OK but when they became all psychedelic they became Shite. FACT
You should have stuck to The Monkees mate, fucking fantastic!
get a life tat you sad nutter
True, true.
Sergeant Pepper may have been clever but it was a shower of shite.
Even contaminated real groups like the Beach Boys.
But then Elvis was shit after he left Sun records.
‘Twas ever thus.
Men! (Mainly). And posh! Double whammy. On BBC2 now.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00y37gk
Murdoch and the Barclay brothers. Three tax dodging arseholes setting so much of the political agenda.
Ever get the feeling you’re being manipulated?
I’m not an upper class twit. I am a man of the people.
Now piss off you unsufferable little oik.
Extract from Brillo’s prog.
Brillo now on the subject of SpAds on Beeb 2
Hilarious. Brillo’s programme: a traditional working class Labour man was blocked by Labour from standing in a northern seat. Mandy’s upper class friend was given the candidacy instead. And these Labour c unts have the nerve to always bring up Cameron’s background. Bunch of fucking hypocrites.
Postie’s getting interviewed now.
Boo hoo me wife loved getting done up the shitter by the burly security while I was on me rounds.
“Mandy’s upper class friend”
That’s a euphemism for ‘cuпt’ right?
Just goes to prove that all in it together refers only within the bounds of Westminster.
Murdoch Jnr needs to take the reigns sooner rather than later as old Rupe has lost his touch. Like Don Corleone and Michael Corleone at the closing chapter of the Godfather.
Sad to say, but being the news instead of creating it just proves the point ontop of Murdoch Snr’s incessant fascination with giving the bile spewing left wing a fair crack of the whip.
If the old geezer read some of the stuff the Guardian says about him especially these days, his ticker would of had an attack long ago.
The Russians need to fuck over the rag heads BIG TIME and show the rest of the world that iron spirit again, two attacks in two days on them, can’t blame the CIA either this time rag head lovers either.
The Russian Mafia should wipe some major international rag head players out as a point of pride also.
I’d rather work for the Russian Mafia than a rag head.
Brain dead morons are always in demand.
Well it doesn’t take many brain cells to blow yourself up in a market.
BA BOOM TISHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH.
Thank you, thank you i’m here all night!
Luckily, you qualify.
How dares you! I am prouds rag head! I worship holy profit moo ham mad who nonced 9 years old with holy islamic johnson! Death to the west! But gives us free benefits first! Allahuuuu crapbar!
I agree i’m a catholic priest and I follow your weirdo prophet”s teachings. I like young boys though, not girls, is that still ok?
That would be an ecumenical matter.
I had to vote for a expense thieving, further EU integrating, authoritarian, we’ll keep a welcome in the hillside for 70 million Turks, Uncle Sam’s junior partner, blame it on the boogie party, just to keep Labour out.
Philosophy according to anonymous troll (aka tat).
Don’t think, just throw pathetic insults.
Don’t think, just blame it on tat.
Yap yap yap yap yap!
I like to contradict myself in public
you lot are fooked even Old Brillo is agin ya now!
News International’s top lawyer – Tom Crone – said in front of the Select Committe in July last year that an investigation had ALREADY been done at the time of sacking – including a trawl of emails – and had found nothing to implicate other staff members. see below. How come this new investigation has suddenly hit pay dirt? Do you think first time round it was bury under the rug time? Looking back, this doesn’t look good now…”there was subsequently an email check done which went to 2,500 emails; and that produced no evidence either.”
Q1389 Paul Farrelly: Did that investigation go wider than investigating the circumstances because the court case was coming up of the Mulcaire/Goodman connection? Did it go wider and ask people such as the deputy editor, the managing editor, the news editor, the chief reporter as to whether they had been involved in any way with Mr Mulcaire? Did it go wider?
Mr Myler (New NOW editor hired to clear up hacking mess): I do not know whether or not the police—-
Q1394 Paul Farrelly: No, it is not the police. It is the News International investigation when you arrived. I want to know what your knowledge was of how far the remit went?
Mr Myler: My recollection was that a very thorough investigation took place where there was a review of everything from how cash payments were processed. You have to remember that the Mulcaire contract, which the judge in the Goodman/Mulcaire trial said was absolutely above board and legal, meant that the staff had access to him 24/7. He was conducting enquiries perfectly legally and lawfully that meant journalists could call him for checks on electoral rolls or whatever. As I understand it, the inquiry was thorough; and to the executives that were there at the time they were happy with that.
Q1395 Paul Farrelly: Mr Crone, how wide was the inquiry? You understand the questions I am asking?
Mr Crone: Yes. I got back the Tuesday after the arrests. They were arrested on one Tuesday and I was there the week after. By the time I got back, which must have been August 15, Burton Copeland were in the office virtually every day or in contact with the office every day. My understanding of their remit was that they were brought in to go over everything and find out what had gone on, to liaise with the police—
Q1396 Paul Farrelly: Everything to do with Mulcaire and Goodman?
Mr Crone: Yes, but what you have got to realise is, at the time the only case being looked at was an access of a Royal household—voicemails. The other names did not become known to us or, as far as I know, anyone else apart from the prosecution and the police, and the defence lawyers probably knew slightly earlier; the other names did not come out until November 29, which is five months later. What I think was being enquired into was what had gone on leading to the arrests; what, in the relationship with Mulcaire, did we have to worry about. Burton Copeland came in; they were given absolutely free-range to ask whatever they wanted to ask. They did risk accounts and they have got four lever-arch files of payment records, everything to do with Mulcaire, and there is no evidence of anything going beyond in terms of knowledge into other activities.
Q1397 Paul Farrelly: I want to wrap-up fairly shortly. When the other names came into the frame after November 29, did the remit of the investigation in News International broaden?
Mr Crone: Yes, to some extent but the questions had already been asked. Was anyone involved with Mulcaire, or doing this, that or the other? Burton Copeland had looked at all of the financial records; and there was subsequently an email check done which went to 2,500 emails; and that produced no evidence either.
Q1398 Paul Farrelly: The question: was anyone else involved with Mulcaire? The answer was: no. Nothing else was found?
Mr Crone: No evidence was found.
Sheriden only got 3 years for lying. Mr Crone …..
How is Crone pronounced?
Rhymes with Gone !
The fuss being made over phone hacking by the labour’s propaganda media, is totaly out of proportion considering the mad jock fuc’ker wanted the state to ‘spy’ on every phone call, email and web search
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/law-and-order/6534319/State-to-spy-on-every-phone-call-email-and-web-search.html
Well noted. As I read your logic, then the BBC’s obsessive hounding of Coulson over alleged interception of private phone messages is covert black ops aimed at discrediting the former Brown regime.
The fissiparous nature of left-wing politics suggests this is could well be true.
I hate sexism and inequality.
PESTO, will some one replace his spring and wind him up.
(He’s at 16 rpm)
Why are loo papers sales rocketing in Murdochbabwe?
I used to live in Muswell Hill. If this bumptious prat Peston now lives there, it’s a bloody good job I moved away. Mind you, the delectable Linda “Kit Off” Bellingham lived down the road – that’s the kind of neighbour you need.