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If it makes you feel better, I'd think he was JUST as much of a bellend if he'd said it about Harry :shrug: But he wouldn't would he? Clarkson specifically picked on three females for a reason. And that's the point – in 'today's society', women AREN'T treated the same as men. Still. Look at the...

Ah, The Sun. That well-known and highly respected oracle of thoroughly researched, balanced and informative journalism. :lol:

You're very good at not answering questions I've noticed. That and coming to some spectacularly bizarre assumptions. They never 'told everybody' they wanted a private life, for example! Are you Piers Moron?

Are these real women or just 'women' who are, in fact, just bots on the Internet. Most people I know - either male or female - couldn't really care less or, if anything, have some sympathy with H&M's situation.

Sorry, but that is NO excuse for people chuntering out opinions merely to suit their agenda. If they are going to comment on it, at least watch the cocking thing! It's like writing a match report based on listening to the highlights on the radio. The usual suspects know EXACTLY what they're...

I'm not sure if she's watched it, but I saw Nadine Dorries waded in about how 'ashamed' she felt about a clip of Meghan describing and acting out the first time she met the Queen. I haven't seen it either, but apparently people are deliberately taking it out of context. What a surprise!

So, the answer's still no, then?

Most people who have podcasts do. I was listening to one just yesterday. I think the answer you were looking for was 'No.'

You know them well, do you?

The UK press have done – and continue to do – a fantastic job at creating a divisive narrative (largely courtesy of people who are paid (or would be advised) to be be overly positive about the Royal Family) when it comes to Harry and Meghan. Whether what either side says is true or not remains...

I'm sure both of its viewers have cleared their diaries in anticipation.

The funniest thing so far – as I alluded before – is the national rags banging ON and ON about how this show is so terrible and outrageous that no-one should even know about it, let along be so unfortunate to even catch a glimpse of it. And they do that for page, after page, after page. And...

It'll be the usual mix of people who watch it and enjoy it because they like them and others who complain bitterly about them being in the public eye – including those (such as influencers, national media and Piers Moron) – by incessently talking about it/them, thereby giving them more coverage...