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You could at least have the honesty to state what we all know you're getting at.

As for the antithesis to the 'softly-softly' approach, we have that here in various forms and it didn't end well, I'm guessing you're only a fan when it's not you on the receiving end…..

I'm sure there are loads of male celebs that have less than good likeness in the Wax Museum too. After all, the 'art' is to culture what Love Island is to television.

Don't see the big furore over Sinead O'Connor. Snow flakey.

I honestly think the vast majority of wax sculptures look atrocious. The furore is because they intentionally made sure to have it out in time for her anniversary. That can be incredibly upsetting for family members, in this case ones who weren't even aware of it up until this week. So I'd say it was in pretty poor taste, particularly not to loop any of the family in on it.

I thought it was great. Paris was spectacular.

Just thought it really paled in comparison to London.

More footage from Manchester airport

shockingly so.

Amazingly the two lads arrested were released on bail, even though two police officers suffered serious injuries.

Fair analysis.

The Police have special powers that don't extent to civilians so they can subdue and arrest people. Thats part of the social contract, we give them extra powers, they use them responsibly . They have truncheons and tasers and restraint training and so on. From a UK Police officer friend, I know the training and laws around what they can and can't do and the escalation of force is really important.

What the criminals did was horrible and I've no issue with the police restraint methods (did they and use a taser?). But when the guy on the floor submitted, the punishment comes from the court, not the police. Kicking him in the head was a separate crime and should also be dealt with by the courts.

Naturally, the police officer has to be fired because he showed he can't stick to the rules.

Normal, decent police must be furious about this incident as it just makes their job harder.

Right well so are police officers given training in how now to 'loose their temper' when they are personally under attack. How do you not 'loose you termper, switch it off?

Yes. How Much would you say you know about police training?

How To behave, controlling emotions and not kicking restrained suspects in the head is absolutely part of the training.

You control your temper so as not to let such an event happen and part of the training is in doing exactly that so as to NOT escalate situations.

No situation ever got improved by a police officer losing his temper and kicking the **** out of people because of emotions.