The press reports I’ve read are being very careful not to imply a gender
[News] Huw Edwards
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Yep! - be like the scousers - don't buy the Sun!
phoenix
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- May 18, 2009
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were they girls has that been said and no i haven't read any of this thread.
Why does it matter ?
mejonaNO12 aka riskit
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Where has mental health been used as an EXCUSE for an unsavoury act?
Justice
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Yes blame the Sun
if he hadn’t of been outed so to speak he would still be reading the news at ten and not in a hospital. Seems rather convenient.
Mmmm checks court records for any murder trials where grounds for diminished responsibility due to mental health issues are implicated?
Leekbrookgull
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For H/E and probably his family it could well be the three R,s. Resign, retirement and recluse.
mejonaNO12 aka riskit
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But it's been mentioned on this thread. I'm asking where it's been used as an excuse here.
Ahhh I see
mejonaNO12 aka riskit
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Great
So where has it been used as an excuse here?
Or was Justice using the Huw Edwards thread to talk about the times mental health is used in murder trials and not in any way saying it's being used here?
Would seem odd.
- Oct 17, 2008
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Can I just check something - IF he paid for images/webcam shows of someone he reasonably believed to be under the age of 18, then a crime would’ve taken place, yes? As this would be sexual enticement of a child and creation of child pornography.
However, IF he had no reasonable grounds to suspect the individual was under 18, for example they connected via a dating app for persons aged 18+, was not visibly underage and potentially even asked their age for confirmation, there would be no reasonable chance of a conviction by any jury in the land - and as the police have said, a crime hadn’t even been committed.
As I understand it.
On a more general basis, I feel sorry for any loving partner who is cheated on regardless of celebrity; it is a horrible, soul crushing thing to have happen. To have it all play out in public at your lowest point must be absolutely brutal.
However, IF he had no reasonable grounds to suspect the individual was under 18, for example they connected via a dating app for persons aged 18+, was not visibly underage and potentially even asked their age for confirmation, there would be no reasonable chance of a conviction by any jury in the land - and as the police have said, a crime hadn’t even been committed.
As I understand it.
On a more general basis, I feel sorry for any loving partner who is cheated on regardless of celebrity; it is a horrible, soul crushing thing to have happen. To have it all play out in public at your lowest point must be absolutely brutal.
The Sun is a scummy rag, never in doubt
The BBC hasn't acted much better in all this, rolling news story and going in harder today, unless they have more facts they need to back off for the moment.
The BBC hasn't acted much better in all this, rolling news story and going in harder today, unless they have more facts they need to back off for the moment.
Just guessing but if he has been admitted into a NHS hospital then it must be an emergency case because as far as I know there is a waiting list in the NHS .
Being booked into a private health care facility could be a totally different situation .
Durlston
"You plonker, Rodney!"
There is only one person in all of this who I admire for courage, loyalty, dignity and undoubted support at this awful time for them that nobody else will give a second thought to at the moment.
His poor wife, Vicky Flind.
His poor wife, Vicky Flind.
- Aug 8, 2005
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I am sure he can afford this and probably used it before for previous episodes.
Weststander
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Nosey.
NorthstandRacoon
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BBC currently is a machine fir the government, just look at Tim Davies links to the tory party. It’s no coincidence they are keeping hush on Osborne and Johnson.