Disgraced celebrity publicist Max Clifford has refused to apologise to his victims after being found guilty of indecent assault earlier this week.
When asked for his reaction to the verdict by Channel 4 News, Clifford said he was "incredibly disappointed" by the outcome of the six-week trial, adding that "everyone knows the position".
Asked if he had taken the opportunity to apologise to "the women who accused you", Clifford simply said: "So, back to court on Friday."
The 71-year-old was released following the verdict on Monday and will reappear on Friday to receive his sentence for eight counts of assault on young girls in the 1970s and 1980s.
Jimmy Fallon has sparked outrage after interviewing Conor McGregor on his talk show. Jimmy Fallon has been facing backlash on social media for allowing Conor McGregor to appear on his talk show. The host has been branded ‘spineless’ and ‘pathetic’ for inviting the Irish UFC fighter for an interview last night. Fallon has hosted The […]
Government officials voted on the abortion bill last night. Irish politicians have voted in favour of removing the three-day waiting period for an abortion. The vote was completed in the Dáil last night, and the Sinn Féin bill was passed by 86 votes to 70. In Ireland, there is currently a three-day waiting period between […]
It’s definitely a fan favourite! Viewers cannot get enough of Fitzy’s Irish lingo on the show, and his most recent comment has left fans wanting more. The GAA star, who is currently coupled up with police detective, Lola Deal, offered his mate Tommy Murphy some thoughtful advice after his actions left his partner Ellie ‘fuming’. […]