According to Fox News, Amazon programming chief Roy Price has been suspended after a TV producer alleged sexual harassment against him. It has now been reported that Price has been granted leave of absence immediately.

His suspension from Amazon came after Isa Hackett, a producer for Amazon’s “The Man in the High Castle,” claimed that he repeatedly propositioned her at a company party in July 2015.

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Alice Mcbrearty 23, had a romantic affair with a pupil in the school she taught in. A court heard how the teacher added the boy on Facebook and took him on dates to eat in restaurants. The judge ruling said the teacher was well educated and knew wrong from right and gave the pupil an offer that was to good to refuse and for that was sentenced to 16 months in prison.

Shame, what a fall from grace to grass, what do you think, love is folly isn’t it?

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Theresa May was the beneficiary of the vacuum created by the resignation of the then Prime Minister David Cameron following the disappointing result of the 2016 referendum. Since then she has struggled to hold her own. She lost her majority in the House of Commons after calling an election that was totally unnecessary in an attempt to wipe out the opposition Labour posed to her office, though she won the election, it felt like a loss and indeed was a loss because it wiped out her majority and made Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour leader most likeable. She has been ridiculed in the international spheres particularly amongst her European counterpart who are embittered by UK’s decision to leave the European Union. She has been nothing short of appearing weak, unable to sack Boris Johnson for disloyalty or even shake up her cabinet, she has lost her popularity amongst the electorates who made their feelings known through the results of the June election, some quarters have referred to her as a lame duck, others a dead woman walking, the Conservative Conference this week was hoped would bring her bag from the brink of ridicule, instead, she flopped that too, her speech hardly inspired even her own cabinet members, the electorates are not impressed, her back benchers are determined to get rid of her. The good luck the Prime Minister is riding on is the non-appetite for another leadership fiasco not to mention the ongoing delicate Brexit talks.

Former party chairman Grant Shapps is leading the quest to oust her by gathering petitioners, he needs around 48 to get the process of no confidence in the PM, as the drama continues the whole country is bitting their fingers, whether or not she survives, only time will tell.

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As the constitutional crisis continues to rock the Spanish political dungeon, the country’s constitutional court has suspended a session of the Catalan parliament scheduled for Monday in which local leaders were expected to unilaterally declare Catalonia’s independence.

The ruling has spiked a legal challenge by the Catalan Socialist Party, which opposes secession. Catalan President Carles Puigdemont said on Wednesday that he favoured mediation to resolve the standoff, but that Spain’s central government had rejected this.

In an interview wit’s the Spanish Prime Minister, Rajoy said the solution to the Catalan crisis was a prompt return to legality and “a statement as soon as possible that there will not be a unilateral declaration of independence, because that will also avoid greater evils”.

Rajoy did not elaborate but ruling party lawmakers say he is considering drastic measures to prevent the wealthy region from breaking away from Spain. These would include the unprecedented step of dissolving the Catalan parliament and triggering regional elections.

Participants in Sunday’s referendum backed independence with 90 percent of the vote, but turnout was only about 43 percent as most Catalans who prefer to remain part of Spain boycotted the ballot, which Madrid had called unconstitutional.

Unfortunately the EU has been passive in the crisis,

It is understood that the Catalonian government is willing to negotiate but the Spanish government has refused to come to the table. Only time will tell if the Spanish government will allow the rule of law to prevail, the world is watching.

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With the recent event in Spain and the role of the court, the latter can no longer pride itself as the last hope of the common man. The right to self determination is a fundamental right and it’s recognised in international law. A Spanish court declared the referendum election organised by the Spanish devolved government in Catalonia. Even the separation of powers was vehemently trampled upon by the courts when it made an order stopping the Catalonian parliament from holding a debate on Monday, it’s everything against the principle of natural justice, equity and good conscience. Absolutely ridiculous to ignore the wishes of the people, more unacceptable is the stopping of the meeting of the parliament, The Spanish government needs to make right all the wrong, absolutely abhorrent in a developed country.

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Lucy Haughey admitted in court how she had arranged to meet a teenage boy at her house back in 2016 where they later had sex. The mother-of-three who won £1,000 after competing on cooking show Come Dine With Me admitted having sex with her friend’s teenage son.

The reality TV show contestant said she was ‘glad’ she did it.
Haughey, from Glasgow, appered in court where she admitted engaging in sexual activity with the boy on June 25 2016.

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