Its been a very sloppy process, Cliff has said that he feels its out of order that he found out the Police were raiding his UK house via the News and wasn't told formally. It begs the question who did they serve the search warrant on?

Its been a very sloppy process, Cliff has said that he feels its out of order that he found out the Police were raiding his UK house via the News and wasn't told formally. It begs the question who did they serve the search warrant on?

With Rolf Harris he clearly had notice as for some time he used Super injunctions or similar to try and keep his name out of the press.

If the offence took place thirty years ago, what the fuck were they looking for?

If the offence took place thirty years ago, what the fuck were they looking for?

If the offence took place thirty years ago, what the fuck were they looking for?

Earlier, the court heard a victim statement in which the woman said she was “a naive and trusting 22-year-old” when she was subjected to “an unprovoked and terrifying assault”.

He described the assault, saying Travis had approached the woman, who was in her first job after university, while she was having a cigarette. He said Travis had told her to consider her lungs, while sliding his hands up her chest on onto her breasts, which he squeezed. Leonard told Travis: “When you gave evidence you described what she was alleging took place was a nasty thing to do. You were right in your assumption, but it was more than that, it was an unpleasant and intentional sexual assault.

Stephen Vullo QC, defending Travis, said the two trials had already cost his client £350,000, and he and his wife had been forced to sell their family home. They had moved into a smaller house bought with her proceeds from the sale, and Travis had not been able to work for the past two years “for obvious reasons”.

16 years for Glitter

This BBC Link was being shared on Facebook yesterday. There is to be a radio programme this evening, I'm hoping to remember to tune in. I believe there was something in The Times yesterday too, but didn't get chance to pick one up.

This BBC Link was being shared on Facebook yesterday. There is to be a radio programme this evening, I'm hoping to remember to tune in. I believe there was something in The Times yesterday too, but didn't get chance to pick one up.

I read the post you linked to on Facebook yesterday - is that the prison that you work in?

Are you in it?

The Louis Theroux documentary that was just on was compelling viewing, especially watching Louis grapple with his earlier work.

The weird thing is, well before the original film, I always thought that it was quite well-known that Savile was not only a prolific child molester, rapist and necrophiliac

Both my mother and aunt where nurses in the 1960's and 1970's around Leeds.

They meet Saville a number of times through his charity work at hospitals and various nurses parties, in fact I can remember bother my parents telling us this when Jim'll Fix was in its prime.

Later on when I was older both of them told me he was one for the ladies and a bit of an octopus and one to avoid at a piss up.

I guess maybe these days that sort of behavior would be take more seriously and stamped on (rightly so) but it was viewed differently then.

What I never understood is how any celebrity however famous had a set of keys to one of this countries most secure
hospitals and could come and go as they wanted.

I was on a train last night and someone in the row in front of me was watching the new Netflix documentary on his phone. This meant that every time I moved my head or looked away from gazing out the window into the darkness beyond I would more often then not catch a glimpse of Saville. Gah.

(Has anyone seen it? Is it any good)