Presidential Candidate Mimics A Sex Act
Society & Culture4 mins ago
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.It was perfectly clear that the "that man" Prince Charles was referring to was Nicholas Witchell. However, on both their lunchtime and 6 PM news broadcasts, the BBC tried to present the incident as if it was just journalists in general rather than their own 'Royal Correspondent' being commented on. They really are so self-defensive it's unbelievable!
I have to say I totally agree with the Prince, which is saying something coming from a republican such as me.
Dear Headtime, I looked at the video you provided the link for and it was most certainly not what was shown on the BBC's News at One or News at Six...unless my attention wandered on both occasions. I saw no 2-way with the studio. (I am getting on, you know! Oh, and sometimes I drift away to watch 'The Simpsons' after hearing the 6 PM headlines.) Perhaps it was on News at Ten?
Witchell is known among media folk as the Poison Carrot, so they, Prince Charles and I are all in complete agreement.
In defence of witchell...i thought he asked a perfectly innocent question, in which charles acted like a complete child in response, witchell is one of a few journos who are so royalist its untrue..i would have had a lot more sympathy for him if his comments was aimed at the media in general, but it was the same old story when under pressure blame auntie beeb, rather than the mass ranks of murdock and rothermere, the beeb have always been the whipping boy.
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