the gutter press वाक्य

He said the Press Complaints Commission, an industry-created group that can criticize but has no disciplinary power, " is but a minor irritant to the bully-boys of the gutter press ."
He said the British government is aware that the Press Complaints Commission, a watchdog with no power, " is but a minor irritant to the bully-boys of the gutter press " and can't regulate or deter unacceptable practices.
To briefly mention a strongly believed / but false allogation would merely gives the false accusation UNDUE WEIGHT and open to interpretation ( espicially considering the exposure the accusations had on prime time TV and the Gutter Press / Gossip Mag / internet circus that followed ) if its not covered and supported by verifiable evidence.
Kerkeling's comment on the ensuing fuss ( mostly in the gutter press ) was that while anyone of a more sensitive nature than him would probably have climbed into the bath with a hairdryer, he could not see the point : they would be dragging another poor soul through the dirt the next day anyway.
To briefly mention a strongly believed / but false allogation would merely gives the false accusation and rumours undue weight, making them a viable belief option ( espicially considering the exposure the accusations had on prime time TV and the Gutter Press / Gossip Mag / internet circus that followed ) if the section is not fully covered with and supported by verifiable evidence.

All that stuff is history, from her point of view, and she says she'll respond with a firm, polite refusal if that's where the gutter press wants to dig these days . " The salacious, dirty stories, the sex and drugs, " she says, " I don't like those things.
The transparent effort to conceal this vicious and substantially mendacious partisan political diatribe as an innocent humanitarian appeal has no place in any serious publication, let alone a professional medical journal, and would disgrace even the lowest of the gutter press . In addition, Pepys accused Horton personally saying that Horton s behavior in this case is consistent with his longstanding and wholly inappropriate use of The Lancet as a vehicle for his own extreme political views.
The transparent effort to conceal this vicious and substantially mendacious partisan political diatribe as an innocent humanitarian appeal has no place in any serious publication, let alone a professional medical journal, and would disgrace even the lowest of the gutter press . In addition, Pepys accuses Horton personally saying that Horton s behavior in this case is consistent with his longstanding and wholly inappropriate use of " The Lancet " as a vehicle for his own extreme political views.