horseshoes I totally agree about accents. I know some people born in Newcastle and the surrounding area who would be classed as having a Geordie accent but speak softly, clearly with correct diction. Cheryl whatever her name is now does not speak clearly and has a harsh tone to her voice. Not as bad a Sara Millican though, listening to her is like listening to a peice of chalk squeak on a blackboard.
we do not, but whatever the provocation, and I agree with horseshoes on this, there may well have been some, the jury found by 11-1 that there was enough aggression to warrant a guilty verdict to aggravated assault. That's plainly clear in my book, maybe not yours. Don't know why you seem to be condoning it though, as I bet violence in your pub wasn't looked on with much sympathy.
She was daft as a brush to go for the woman though.....
Nothing wrong with Welsh, Irish and Scottish accents at all joeluke, although I struggle to understand Glasgow accents and some Northern Irish accents at times.