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27. You are certainly correct.

Mon Jun 11, 2012, 04:26 PM

Jun 2012

It's an issue about women, and I'm sure many women take issue with it, but I suppose that doesn't make it a women's issue.

But I still wish to think of Page 3 as some of the most dogged reporting that ever hit the news. American newspapers have certainly declined to the Sun's level of reporting, and perhaps below it, but they won't go to Page 3... yet.

But they will.

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UK PM David Cameron leaves 8-year-old daughter in local pub [View all] villager Jun 2012 OP

I nearly confused the Sun with that publication that shut down last year, News of the World alp227 Jun 2012 #1

Thanks for the more respectable link! villager Jun 2012 #2

Page 3 of the Sun may be the world's most consistent reporting. sofa king Jun 2012 #11

Page three isn't a women's issue at all, at all . . . enlightenment Jun 2012 #18

You are certainly correct. sofa king Jun 2012 #27

What I liked best about that link is where it says the PM drove back and "found Nancy helping staff" Prometheus Bound Jun 2012 #10

It's not just the PM and wife - you'd think the bodyguards would do a headcount too muriel_volestrangler Jun 2012 #3

Does he have that level of protection ? dipsydoodle Jun 2012 #4

dipsydoodle Diclotican Jun 2012 #9

I suppose its possible dipsydoodle Jun 2012 #16

dipsydoodle Diclotican Jun 2012 #42

I love your story and your country. Thanks, Diclotican. freshwest Jun 2012 #23

Tram and "Oil Strike"???? happyslug Jun 2012 #34

happyslug Diclotican Jun 2012 #38

I agree with tone of your whole article happyslug Jun 2012 #40

happyslug Diclotican Jun 2012 #41

Hello there... MountainMama Jun 2012 #43

MountainMama Diclotican Jun 2012 #44

love the story of talking to the King & Queen while walking in the park... Swagman Jun 2012 #37

Swagman Diclotican Jun 2012 #39

The Sun story mentions 'bodyguards' muriel_volestrangler Jun 2012 #12

i'm assuming their security is not at the level of the President of the United States. i wouldn't be JI7 Jun 2012 #5

I think Boner and the Congressional Repubs should schedule a committee hearing. jerseyjack Jun 2012 #13

Slightly better than driving away with her on the roof of the car, I suppose Orrex Jun 2012 #6

Who hasn't done that one or twice? rucky Jun 2012 #7

This is the most I've laughed in a long time!! (nt) harmonicon Jun 2012 #8

oh my.... Marrah_G Jun 2012 #14

The scotch was older than her! KansDem Jun 2012 #15

Last year my cousing ws taking whistler162 Jun 2012 #17

It's official, he's the UK version of Chimpy. Odin2005 Jun 2012 #19

Family values. nt onehandle Jun 2012 #20

He's testifying against Murdoch today unc70 Jun 2012 #21

No he's not dipsydoodle Jun 2012 #25

He's testifying "this week". Original story had said "today". Pub was "several months ago" unc70 Jun 2012 #29

I stand corrected on the pub issue dipsydoodle Jun 2012 #30

Who's in charge of this family's protection? Johnny English? (nt) Nye Bevan Jun 2012 #22

Sounds like it dipsydoodle Jun 2012 #26

Apparently the kid has a serious drinking problem and likes to smirkymonkey Jun 2012 #24

Apparently, Mr., and perhaps also Ms., Cameron like to get , um, sloshed, "after lunch at weekends". Ghost Dog Jun 2012 #28

I'd be more concerned if he left her behind at Olive Garden. edbermac Jun 2012 #31

At least he didn't leave her on top of his car? Rosa Luxemburg Jun 2012 #32

The irony of it all, is that he has recently proposed parenting classes for other parents LeftishBrit Jun 2012 #33

No child left behind. rug Jun 2012 #35

at least he did not strap her to the roof. iandhr Jun 2012 #36

that is a good point.n/t hrmjustin Jun 2012 #45