"An extraordinarily nice man to work with" redux.
Labels: Cecil Parkinson, obituaries, Private Eye, sex scandals, Tories
Labels: Cecil Parkinson, obituaries, Private Eye, sex scandals, Tories
Labels: crime, David Cameron, London, London riots, Private Eye
Labels: BBC bashing, Private Eye, Scum-watch, Sun-watch
Anything that makes enough splash to stop the one story that really matters: will the cabinet and leading MPs seize this last chance to sack their failed leader?
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What will it take? They don't need to wait for Thursday's poll results. I have no idea if a coup will happen, but if they let this moment slip, history will record this as the spineless cabinet that threw away Labour's last chance.
Labels: bullshit, columnists, hackery, hacks, politics, Polly Toynbee, Private Eye
Labels: bullshit, churnalism, hijacking of British Islam, MPACUK, Newsnight, Policy Exchange, Private Eye, Ratbiter
"-- The Telegraph, which nevertheless printed the pictures in question in a double-page spread, 18 May.
Labels: Madeleine McCann, media hysteria, Private Eye, Robert Murat
Sued the [[News of the World]] over alledgedly false claims that he was [[gay]][[http://www.pressgazette.co.uk/article/020306/cole_sues_over_tabloid_gay_orgy_stories]]. Both the News of the World and its sister paper [[The Sun]] later retracted the allegations. Lawyers for Ashley Cole have been criticsed for their over the top response to the allegations which included attempting to sue the search engine [[Google]] [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Ashley_Cole&action;=edit] for linking the word gay to Ashley Cole in searches. This turned out to be a effect of the algorithms Google use and was not the result of malicious intent by a individual.
Both Ashley and [[Cheryl Cole]] have been falsely slurred in the mainstream press. Cheryl was charged with racially aggravated assault, see [[Cheryl Cole]], but found not guilty of that particular charge. Ashley was insinuated to be a [[homosexual]] by the [[News of the World]].
As Ashley is of ethnic origin and Cheryl is female accusations of homosexuality and racisms are misplaced.
McKeith believes examining and smelling faeces can give clues to bodily misfunction. She frequently engages in this [[coprophilia]] like activity during her television shows. Specific contentions include:
Alledged a cabinet minister propositioned her for sex at a party conference. The cabinet minister is alledged to have been [[Jack Straw]] [https://www2.blogger.com/comment.g?blogID=15067381&postID;=6084351152622478431]There is of course no way to prove this, but then Williams doesn't generally let details like that get in the way of her own comment pieces.
}} even though Cole was not specifically named in any of the stories; however, a pixellated photograph of Cole with his likeness removed was printed. Both the ''News of the World'' and ''The Sun'' later retracted the allegations after legal pressure and paid an undisclosed amount of damages to Cole.{{cite news |
Ashley Cole was also nominated in the 2006 Beard of the Year competition [http://www.thisisfakediy.co.uk/articles/3776.html].
'''Tim Jonze''', born 4th Feb 1980, is a writer for the weekly British music magazine ''[[NME]]''.
[[Mark Oaten]]"Street of Shame", Private Eye, No. 1151, 3rd February - 16 February 2006
In January 2007 Greer offended many Guardian readers {{Fact|date=February 2007}} by defending the description of Indian people as "Pakis", a highly perjorative term identified strongly with racism in the UK, claiming it was not different to calling Australians "Aussies".[http://media.guardian.co.uk/site/story/0,,1992029,00.html] She also was awarded Honorary Membership of [[The Coterie]] in the [[2007]] membership list.
Labels: Private Eye, Wikipedia, Zoe Williams
MANCHESTER was as stunned as anyone after the dubious decision to make it Britain’s gambling capital.
The big question is how it beat London and Blackpool for the money-spinning super-casino.
For all its attractions, Manchester was hardly hot favourite. Most bets were riding on the Dome.
To most people, the Dome was the most sensible and logical location.
Yesterday some in Greenwich said the furore which followed the deputy prime minister's admission may have damaged London's case. The result will also have provoked gloom elsewhere. The Guardian has learned that Rupert Murdoch's News Corp holds a 10% interest in AEG's dome development subsidiary.
Labels: Millennium dome, News of the Screws, Private Eye, Scum-watch, Sun-watch, supercasinos, Windsor "Muslim yobs"