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Of course, it's just revisionism to fit an agenda. Harking back to a Golden Age that never existed. Same people who moan about the country never celebrating St. George's Day. Completely disregarding the fact that we never really have and misunderstanding (or thickly ignorant of) the COE's...

Interesting moment in the history of the tabloids, probably the first big story that was completely untrue. It was planted by Max Clifford to increase the sales of his tour, although Starr subsequently regretted it. Remember Clifford didn't make his money selling stories to the tabloids he made...

That's the You Tube equivalent of saying "you can't say that any more" after you just have :dunce:

Wonderfully revisionist thread implying Freddie Starr was from a golden age of comedians, "wouldn't get away with now", the tapes have been erased etc... Sorry but bollocks. That's just a back handed dig at what is perceived today as "political correctness". He was hugely controversial AT...

Don't think it was ever Alcohol. He never drank but developed an addition to valium. Very funny comedian. I think it's a bit revisionist to describe him as "old school". His act was quite unique. Obviously very difficult man off stage with numerous personal issues. It was legal issues that...