Tory Bear: Hi there, my name is... I edit a blog called torybear.com, I was wondering if I could ask you some questions about the photos of Derek Draper on the Mirror website?
In view of the fact that Kevin McGuire, Mirror political journalist, has now been shown to have been at the set up meeting for Red Rag, with Draper, McBride, Whelan et al, the removal of the pictures is even more intriguing.
It's also very interesting that there are other photographers shown in Vellacotts's pictures - so who did they work for and what happened to their photos??
Have just heard that Kevin Maguire is on BBC 5 live today. Don't know what time, but it's an opportunity for someone to ask some searching questions. His grubby fingerprints are all over this after all
Tip: when doing a phone grill, don't make your first question whether you can ask them some questions. It gives them the opportunity to say No. Just ask the question. That way you get an on-record response to the direct issue, even if it is 'no comment'.
The two problems TB has with yoof politics is the lack of accountability and a lack of humour - TB intends to kill, or at least wound these two birds with one stone. editor@torybear.com
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How rude.
He could at least have said 'bye'.
Helpful chappie!
In view of the fact that Kevin McGuire, Mirror political journalist, has now been shown to have been at the set up meeting for Red Rag, with Draper, McBride, Whelan et al, the removal of the pictures is even more intriguing.
It's also very interesting that there are other photographers shown in Vellacotts's pictures - so who did they work for and what happened to their photos??
The full EXIF data from the mirror blog photo also has a mobile phone number.
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Have just heard that Kevin Maguire is on BBC 5 live today. Don't know what time, but it's an opportunity for someone to ask some searching questions. His grubby fingerprints are all over this after all
Tip: when doing a phone grill, don't make your first question whether you can ask them some questions. It gives them the opportunity to say No. Just ask the question. That way you get an on-record response to the direct issue, even if it is 'no comment'.