September 13th, 2011

Natalie Rowe Interview Video

Gallows humour amongst Osborne’s people yesterday. The story goes that they were answering calls from hacks with a quizzical “banking or spanking?”

UPDATE: Guido is trying to track down the audio, but Natalie Rowe was just on LBC suggesting that the Chancellor has “a lot to answer for”.


87 Comments

  1. 1
    Dianne Fatbott says:

    No, she is not my slimmer, more attractive sister.

  2. 2
    Steve Miliband says:

    Better than a flying Nokia (other brands are also available)

  3. 3
    Mrs Trellis of Rhyl says:

    Ambulance chasing seems to be in fashion with Guido

  4. 4
    Swiss Toni says:

    I am really surprised by Guido in this smear story. I thought he had more about him then being led along on an anti Conservative anti Murdoch smear story.
    But I suppose he is Derek Draper in disguise. Must have gone to Barkley.

    • 7
      Stinkfinger says:

      The Conservative party is shit and always was when you look at it.
      Just a bit more financialy prudent than the other shit crowd,Labour.
      I hope they get destroyed and so make way for a proper right of centre party.
      Fucking bed blocking bastards.

      • 37
        Grumpy Old Man says:

        Get hold of a copy of The Structure of Politics at the Accession of George III, by Sir Lewis Namier. Nothing has changed in 250 years.

    • 8
      The heir to Blair says:

      Unless I’ve missed it there is not even a passing mention to Louise in today’s Times…

    • 11
      Anonymous says:

      I am very surprised you are making so much of this, and i am not happy that you are lowering your self to Draper/ Mc Bride level. Not happy.

    • 13
      they're all bastards says:

      Grow up you tribal twat!

    • 14
      I don't need no doctor says:

      I too am surprised by Guido’s agenda. I had a comment totally removed the other day for no good reason. Guido may well have vested interests.

    • 16
      Anonymous says:

      This is all very interesting, but potentially all made up. Its her word against his. Surely if there was any truth in it, McBride would have made more of it?

      Who to trust? Gideon or a fat old hooker….?

      • 27
        Grumpy Old Man says:

        That is a tough one….

      • 29
        Engineer says:

        Whom to trust? Neither of them.

        Osborne got himself involved in drug-taking and kinky sex. So what? People do daft things when they’re young, and the Max Mosley case showed a while ago that most people’s reaction to kinky sex stuff is ,”Not my cup of tea, but it’s his private life, he can get on with it.”

        Coulson did him a favour. He later returned the favour. Yesterday, I thought that would be the thing that sank him. Today, I’m not so sure – after all, Coulson is political history.

        As for Rowe, who’s pulling her strings? She complains with indignation about “invasion of privacy” in having her phone hacked, but she has completely betrayed the discretion that ladies of the night extend to their clients. She called Osborne a friend – she certainly isn’t treating him like a friend.

        Rowe comes across as a washed-up ex-hooker looking for a pay-day. Osborne comes across as a young fool who has since grown up. I now think he’ll survive politically, albeit somewhat shaken.

        • 46
          smoggie says:

          As for Rowe, who’s pulling her strings?

          I think that it is Rowe who pulls the strings. Until they shout “Louise”.

      • 34
        Archer Karcher says:

        Tough choice, but on balance the fat old hooker has it. I mean, who on earth would ever trust a Bilderberger?

    • 19
      Sophie says:

      Please accept a full refund & fuck off to Conservative Foam.

      You will find other neo liberals there to make you feel safe & warm.

      Osbourne should resign – not whores & coke, for spending more than Mcmental.

      Blue Labour out.

      • 28
        Anonymous says:

        Sophie dear, please dont be so unpleasant, comments like yours are not taken seriously.

        • 54
          Archer Karcher says:

          Sophie is correct, Gideon under dismal Dave, is pissing our futures away even faster than the lunatic Brown and his shower of incompetent thieves. The Conservative party are continuity Labour, with better suits and accents.

    • 80
      Cynical Old Man says:

      This seems to be another piece of “Hackgate” news management by that shyster Mark Lewis. Is there anyone else as sick to the back teeth as I am seeing this odious creep Lewis constantly on the make in TV interviews. Of course, I’m not surprised Lewis is representing this fat whore in the hacking allegations. It seems this twat is trawling for clients to increase his profile and paypacket.

      Lewis is grinding so many axes it makes me wonder what motivates the twat other than gaining a high profile, expanding his client base and fattening his bank account. Make no mistake – someone is financing his vendetta against News International. Scrotes like Natalie Rowe and many of Lewis’ other clients wouldn’t be able to afford his services, and I can’t believe he’s doing all this pro bono for so many. Is Max Moseley this vendetta?

  5. 5
    The Labour Party loves free speech, doesn't it? says:

    I see the questions to Miliband at the TUC conference have been carefully stage managed. Not a single critical question by any of the delegates.

    • 9
      I don't need no doctor says:

      Miliband is getting a hard time from the unions. I have to say Miliband is absolutely useless – no change.

      • 21
        Steve Miliband says:

        Being booed plays into his ‘not a Union stooge’ agenda

        • 75
          unusually peeved says:

          Imagine an animatronic puppet replaying Tony Blair’s repertoire of gestures and inflections, add an Aardman Animations face mask and you have recreated Miliband’s speech to the TUC.

      • 22
        Anonymous says:

        I am amazed he has lasted this long as Leader,he is a real embarassment! great !

        • 31
          Fiscal Gerrymandering says:

          Who can take over and do a better job that not tainted by the horrors of the past 13 years

          They have to find another Tony Blair amongst the new intake, hopefully a little more socialist than selfish this time round.

          • Archer Karcher says:

            All socialist’s are selfish, that’s why they are always so keen to pull the ladder once they have got up it.

    • 61
      What a plonker. says:

      Please,please keep Miliband as leader .

  6. 6
    Larry says:
  7. 10
    Anonymous says:

    Has last week’s Osborne scandal now been totally forgotten? I should have thought the staff would ask, “Banking, spanking or wanking?”.

  8. 20
    Labour's dark history says:

    The deaths of John Smith and Robin Cook were suspicious. Discuss.

    • 39
      Eternal Damnation says:

      Tony Blair soild his soul at the crossroads?

    • 41
      Stinkfinger says:

      I subscribe more to ‘cock up’ than ‘conspiracy’ theories but fuck it,there have been quite a few deaths which have benefited Tony Blair and the New Labour
      project.
      The liberals have certainly made more from less to construct their pet conspiracies.

    • 45
      Captain Haddock says:

      John Smith ate too many pies, bacon sarnies and kebabs with his TUC chums and as a result had a heart attack. Whats suspicious about that?

      • 65
        Stinkfinger says:

        Suspicious in respect that Tony Blair,his fake opponent in the leadership contest (Prescott) and just about everybody who was anybody in the New Labour Project was based at the 1 Parliament St offices.
        Ready and waiting it seemed.

        • 66
          Stinkfinger says:

          Meant to say:
          Based at the 1 Parliament St offices and not the official offices of the opposition,which is in the Palace of westminster itself.

  9. 23
    Billy Bowden is the greatest umpire ever ! says:

    Nah , this is a Mossad set up.

  10. 25
    It would've been worse if he'd hired one of these prostitutes says:

  11. 26
    Billy Bowden is the greatest umpire ever ! says:

    Funny how you dont disclose Rowes/Osborne and the interviewers sexuallity or is it because they are straight?

    • 32
      I'm not a Betting Man but says:

      Greasy George Osbornne

      Next to leave cabinet now down to 8/1

      http://sports.ladbrokes.com/en-gb/Politics-c110000037

    • 38
      Engineer says:

      Not sure that intercourse comes into it. She had a steady boyfriend in Sinclair at the time, and got pregnant by him – not an unwelcome pregnancy, or they wouldn’t have held a party to celebrate it. She played some kinky domination games with Osborne, she didn’t necessarily shag him. He’s now married, and has been for some time. Seems to point to both being (at any rate predominantly) straight.

      • 44
        Billy Bowden is the greatest umpire ever ! says:

        It was reference to the Tory post yesterday( the scotland one) were Guido pointed out that she was a Lesbian and i was just asking why Guido pointed out she was a Lesbian and why does he not point out when a MP is straight.

        • 54
          Captain Haddock says:

          Because the fact that she is a lesbian will titillate his contributors and inspire them into opening up and posting salacious comments thus providing amusement and hilarity for all to poke fun at.

        • 59
          Chocolate Starfish says:

          Majority v Minority or 94% v 6%.
          It’s taken as the norm to be straight, people are assumed to be straight until told otherwise. I suppose you find this unacceptable now.

      • 47
        Grumpy Old Man says:

        I’d be more worried if George wasn’t making an ass of himself at 22, that’s what normal young men do. Trouble is, he keeps making an ass of himself as Chancellor now. That does worry me.

  12. 43
    I don't need no doctor says:

    Only the BBC could spin Miliband’s poor show at the TUC conference as “paradoxically it could work in his (Miliband’s) favour”.
    If Cameron had been booed at a conservative conference then it would be on BBC News continuously.

    • 84
      The BBC is biased says:

      Yes. Did you also notice that on the 1.00 pm bulletin, they only showed Miliband’s poor show after they had firstly put on the item about James Murdoch being recalled to Parliament? Reminding the public of his ‘good works’ before they were forced to tell the truth about him being criticised by his own side. The BBC – they could spin for Alistair Campbell. Oh, sorry, they do, don’t they.

  13. 48
    Handycock (Teen Fondler) says:

    This woman is like all those who have made false accusations against me, although, given the chance, I would give her one. On another subject, this is how we do business in Portsmouth;

    http://www.portsmouthnews.tv/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=4520:bailed-out-pyramids-company-in-lap-dance-scandal&catid=34:front-page-news

    The Council sold the Pyramids to my boys and then gave them £1.4 M of taxpayer’s money to run it. It then went bust. Good business, Boaz.

  14. 57
    The Other Bloke says:

    If government leaders were high on cocaine and champagne and besotted with black whores they might make other bad decisions such as spending too much taxpayer’s money, engaging in illegal and pointless wars, allowing the country to be overun with third-world immigrants, selling off gold reserves for tuppence ha’penny and running industry into the ground.
    No, these people cannot be trusted. Let’s return to the rule of Lesbians, Homos, psychopaths, thieves, fraudsters and failed social workers that served the country so well for thirteen years.

    • 86
      Mary Whitehouse says:

      Yes. Call me old fashioned, but I believe that the majority of people in this country did not take drugs when they were young and would run a mile from them now, ditto vice in all its vile manifestations, and will be utterly sickened to think that once again, we have a person in the highest echelons of office who any ordinary, respectable mother or father would be embarrassed to shake hands with. Of course, Labour has its Hall of Shame. They’re all the same. It’s just that some people thought these lot might be better. Looks like we’ve all been fooled again.

  15. 58
    Billy Bowden is the greatest umpire ever ! says:

    “UPDATE: Guido is trying to track down the audio, but Natalie Rowe was just on LBC suggesting that the Chancellor has “a lot to answer for”.

    Sounds like she is still playing, Maybe George should shout “Louise”?

  16. 71
    Any One Know says:

    Why this was never explained or followed up on:

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/mobile/uk-northern-ireland-14476518

  17. 73
  18. 74
    billy hague bites yer bum says:

    “He’s now married, and has been for some time. Seems to point to both being (at any rate predominantly) straight.”

    Ain’t that the truth

  19. 77
    Rhubard & Custard says:

    Why is Australian TV running with this? Is it just that they like to kick a Pom, any Pom, for any reason?

  20. 78
    Henry Crun says:

    don’t know what all the fuss is about. Sex and drugs – oh Shock!! Horror!

    It’s not like Osborne has been riding a rocking horse whilst wearing a nappy, or been fellated in the back of a taxi by Lord Fondleboy.

  21. 79
    Anony-mouse says:

    she sold her story so she could go get some liposuction

  22. 82
    Jimmy says:

    “banking or spanking?”

    Vickers or Tart?

  23. 87

    Why does she resort to innuendo when she could lay it on the line? (If she really has any dirt…)


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