Indecent UK press

The president of the Malta Olympic Committee, Lino Farrugia Sacco, and his general secretary should not be facing any sleepless nights over the trumped up investigation instigated by our brave, new Minister for Justice. It would seem that what properly...

The president of the Malta Olympic Committee, Lino Farrugia Sacco, and his general secretary should not be facing any sleepless nights over the trumped up investigation instigated by our brave, new Minister for Justice. It would seem that what properly needs looking into in this case is the behaviour of the correspondents of The London Times who undertook this sham interview outside their own country acting as agents provocateurs.

Once more in spite of the recent several inquiries held in the UK on the ethical standards of the British press, a leading London Sunday paper is indulging in dubious ethical press practices to extract from the unwary news of a topical and sensational nature. How much will it take for the British press to behave decently?

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