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I saw we all write to the sun to complain about the yob culture engulfing our nation and perpetrated by leading newspaper editors...
It's like something out of eastenders...
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((ex)) person from miserable soap marries person from insipid
s**t rag newspaper.
s**t rag newspaper.
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my thoughts exactly...as if the public knowledge of his being a wife-beaten husband isn't shameful enough,he has to go and graaaaass on her!Quiff Boy wrote:the big wuss called the police on his wife after she gave him a bust lip?
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According to popbitch it was more of a stabbing than a fat lip. And there was allegedly a third party involved.
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it is when you're known as a tv hardman who's character has slapped more than a few women around in his timeboudicca wrote:I don't think being a wife-beaten husband is anything to be ashamed about
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Even better is the fact that David Blunkett is involved!
That man and his dog! They get everywhere!
From the evening standard...
Sun editor freed after arrest
Sun newspaper editor Rebekah Wade has been released from custody following her arrest for allegedly assaulting her EastEnders star husband Ross Kemp, police said today.
Ms Wade was arrested shortly after 4am today at her home in Battersea, south London.
She was taken in for questioning to a south London police station but has been released with no further action.
It is understood that Ms Wade had met up with former Cabinet minister David Blunkett last night, following his resignation as Work and Pensions Secretary.
Film crews and dozens of photographers gathered outside Wandsworth police station today.
Kemp sustained a cut to the mouth but is understood to have declined medical aid.
The couple married in Las Vegas in June 2002.
PR guru Max Clifford, a friend of Ms Wade, said: "They have a very good marriage and have both been very successful.
"Rebekah does have a very strong personality but she's not volatile, she just stands up for herself. If something happened, she would have been pushed to it."
He suggested it may all be a publicity stunt.
Ms Wade, 37, first worked for the French magazine Architecture Aujourd'hui in Paris, before returning to Britain to work for the Messenger Group.
She joined the News of the World in 1989 and rose quickly through the ranks. She was made feature writer for its Sunday magazine, before eventually becoming the paper's deputy editor.
In 1998 she transferred to The Sun, to become its deputy editor, before returning to the News of the World in 2000 as editor.
At the time, she was the youngest editor of a British national newspaper.
While at the News of the World, Ms Wade oversaw its controversial campaign of "naming and shaming" convicted paedophiles, after the murder of Sarah Payne. The paper's sales rose under her leadership.
In January 2003, she moved back to The Sun, replacing her former boss David Yelland, to become its first female editor.
Kemp, 41, is best known for his role as EastEnders hard man Grant Mitchell, a part he played for 10 years before quitting in 1999.
He moved to ITV for a reported £1.2 million and starred in a number of dramas before making a long-awaited return to the BBC soap last week along with his on-screen brother Phil, played by Steve McFadden.
Recently Kemp had a cameo role in Ricky Gervais's Extras
That man and his dog! They get everywhere!
From the evening standard...
Sun editor freed after arrest
Sun newspaper editor Rebekah Wade has been released from custody following her arrest for allegedly assaulting her EastEnders star husband Ross Kemp, police said today.
Ms Wade was arrested shortly after 4am today at her home in Battersea, south London.
She was taken in for questioning to a south London police station but has been released with no further action.
It is understood that Ms Wade had met up with former Cabinet minister David Blunkett last night, following his resignation as Work and Pensions Secretary.
Film crews and dozens of photographers gathered outside Wandsworth police station today.
Kemp sustained a cut to the mouth but is understood to have declined medical aid.
The couple married in Las Vegas in June 2002.
PR guru Max Clifford, a friend of Ms Wade, said: "They have a very good marriage and have both been very successful.
"Rebekah does have a very strong personality but she's not volatile, she just stands up for herself. If something happened, she would have been pushed to it."
He suggested it may all be a publicity stunt.
Ms Wade, 37, first worked for the French magazine Architecture Aujourd'hui in Paris, before returning to Britain to work for the Messenger Group.
She joined the News of the World in 1989 and rose quickly through the ranks. She was made feature writer for its Sunday magazine, before eventually becoming the paper's deputy editor.
In 1998 she transferred to The Sun, to become its deputy editor, before returning to the News of the World in 2000 as editor.
At the time, she was the youngest editor of a British national newspaper.
While at the News of the World, Ms Wade oversaw its controversial campaign of "naming and shaming" convicted paedophiles, after the murder of Sarah Payne. The paper's sales rose under her leadership.
In January 2003, she moved back to The Sun, replacing her former boss David Yelland, to become its first female editor.
Kemp, 41, is best known for his role as EastEnders hard man Grant Mitchell, a part he played for 10 years before quitting in 1999.
He moved to ITV for a reported £1.2 million and starred in a number of dramas before making a long-awaited return to the BBC soap last week along with his on-screen brother Phil, played by Steve McFadden.
Recently Kemp had a cameo role in Ricky Gervais's Extras
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Rebekah, what kinda div spelling is that, is she Australian?
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That's all you need to know, really.Gottdammerung wrote:The couple married in Las Vegas in June 2002.
What's the money it's all a publicity stunt because the Beeb are disappointed with the viewing figures they've been getting since the bruvvas arrived back the the Square?
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boudicca wrote:That's all you need to know, really.Gottdammerung wrote:The couple married in Las Vegas in June 2002.
That's where my dead famous cousin got married ya'know
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Brideoffrankenstein wrote:boudicca wrote:That's all you need to know, really.Gottdammerung wrote:The couple married in Las Vegas in June 2002.
That's where my dead famous cousin got married ya'know
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2)Eat Mongolian food at least once before I snuff it.
3)Go to Turkmenistan.
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4)Get married to someone I've known for 2 minutes and who smells really badly in a drive-thru ceremony in Vegas, by an Elvis impersonator, natch. Wearing bright pink hotpants.
Excellent .
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I had Mongolian food once
Well, doubt if it really was actually, but the restaurant advertised itself as 'Mongolian Barbecue' (and was utter crap)
Well, doubt if it really was actually, but the restaurant advertised itself as 'Mongolian Barbecue' (and was utter crap)
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I had Indonesian food in a restaurant (in Indonesia) and puked all over the table
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A lady through and through! That's what we like.Brideoffrankenstein wrote:I had Indonesian food in a restaurant (in Indonesia) and puked all over the table
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Indonesian food in Indonesia, what were you thinking ??Brideoffrankenstein wrote:I had Indonesian food in a restaurant (in Indonesia) and puked all over the table
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there's a mongolian/tibetan restaurant in amsterdam. we found it on our trip their last august...Obviousman wrote:I had Mongolian food once
Well, doubt if it really was actually, but the restaurant advertised itself as 'Mongolian Barbecue' (and was utter crap)
it was gorgeous stuff - kind of like indian food but with milder spices that let the flavours come through. lots of lentil (dall) & pulse-based sishes. very hearty
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i've got a vague memory of eating in a tibetan place in amsterdam...all a bit hazy though .apart from the obvious, i thought the variety,quality and value for money of the food was the best thing about a'dam.
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"Did my singing please you?"
"No! The words you sang were wrong!"
And I knew the words to every song.
"Did my singing please you?"
"No! The words you sang were wrong!"
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I nearly ate in a Tibetan place in paris but went elsewhere..
From what I've heard its a bit like Indian but less spicy... (bad description I know!)
From what I've heard its a bit like Indian but less spicy... (bad description I know!)
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