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Bosses on the Jeremy Kyle Show marked episodes for content, including how much conflict there was – allegedly scoring them from A to D and giving champagne to staff who made the best programmes. A whistleblower is reported as claiming the GCSE-style markings awarded higher grades for episodes with more action and shouting and showed people ‘kicking off’. According to the Daily Star, the insider alleged the ‘D’ shows would have little energy and guests who struggled who articulate how they were feeling. It was also claimed issues that ran longer and involved the controversial lie detector test would also rate higher with some management. ....
Dangers of one punch highlighted by Bournemouth manslaughter bournemouthecho.co.uk - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from bournemouthecho.co.uk Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Share A court heard Woolley, who boxed in his youth, had reacted to objectionable comments that Mr Jeffries made to a group of people sat drinking outside the cafe. Woolley was in the group and got up and followed Mr Jeffries, who had been drinking. CCTV played in court shows the two men walking along the pavement a short distance apart. Mr Jeffries stops and appears to study a sign by the entrance of a multi-storey car park when he is punched. Stephen Jeffries, 59, (left) a kind and loving father and grandfather who was fatally struck by Carl Woolley, 33, (right) in Bournemouth, Dorset. Woolley pleaded guilty to the manslaughter ....
Following the sentencing, the family of Mr Jeffries said in a statement: “The outcome of the trial will never be enough in terms of justice. The loss we feel as a family will never be justified. A life has been taken without regards. “Due to the current circumstances of the COVID-19 pandemic we feel cheated of the opportunity to stand before the court and to witness the sentencing of the man who has caused such devastation and changed our lives and worlds forever. We did not get to stand before this man and to look him in the eye and read out our statements of what catastrophic loss and grief we are all subjected to and to see if he is filled with remorse. ....
Man jailed for six years for Bournemouth car park one-punch death bbc.co.uk - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from bbc.co.uk Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.