Eurovision Song Contest is the real union of Europe - Daily Telegraph
26 May 2012, 2:01 pm
The anthem of those winter protests was later adopted as its 2005 Eurovision entry, spiked with disobliging references to Ukraine’s would-be Russian overlords. This year, we have not even had to wait for the Eurovision final for the diplomatic sparks to fly.
Leveson sketch: Confused confessions of a political underling - Daily Telegraph
25 May 2012, 12:22 pm
Indeed, he seems just as loyal to him now as he was when he worked for him. Nothing he said about Mr Hunt was in the least disobliging. The questions rained down, but he withstood them as valiantly as he could. It was hard not to feel pity for this pink ...
Censors working overtime -- but TV3's docs were not a cut above - Independent
19 May 2012, 11:42 pm
Similarly disobliging were the three young GAA-playing women who worked in the city's financial district and who were more interested in fine dining than vomiting outside nightclubs, while the eight backpackers were so skint that they couldn't afford to go ...
It must be every Englishman's right to call Prezza a chimp - Daily Mail
16 May 2012, 4:36 pm
What they actually mean is ‘disobliging’, to which I plead guilty. I mock. I tease. I take the rise out of politicians and society’s glad-handers. I try, in words, to do what political cartoonists do with their drawings. The cartoon has a long and ...
Boris Johnson: two reasons why it suits him to attack the BBC - The Guardian
14 May 2012, 8:03 am
Which is precisely that Mayor Johnson has done in his Telegraph column. It's also not a bad way of pre-emptively rubbishing any further disobliging coverage of your potential embarrasingly relationships with your many media friends. Such ...
