All Topshop Stores To Close

ASOS has rescued Sir Philip Green’s flagship Topshop brand for £295 million.

The online behemoth has acquired Topshop, Topman, Miss Selfridge and HIIT from the administrators of Arcadia, two months after its collapse. However, all stores will close, with only 300 jobs saved.

In total, ASOS will pay £295 million for the brands, plus a further £30 million for all stock.

It will pay an extra £30 million to account for any outstanding liabilities and creditor orders.

About 300 employees across design, buying and retail partnerships will transfer to ASOS – at least 2,500 retail jobs will be lost as a consequence of the takeover.

The transaction excludes the Topshop, Topman and Miss Selfridge store network which comprises about 70 leasehold sites.

Completion of the transaction is expected on February 4, 2021.

ASOS chief executive Nick Beighton said its takeover of the four brands will resonate with its core customer base of 20 somethings in the United Kingdom, and he said they were very proud to be the new owners of the Topshop, Topman, Miss Selfridge and HIIT brands, and said that the acquisition of those iconic British brands was a hugely inspiring moment for ASOS and their customers and would serve to accelerate their multi-brand platform strategy.

He said that they’ve been fundamental to driving their recent growth online, and under their ownership, they will develop them further, using their design, marketing, technology and logistics expertise, working closely with key strategic retail partners in the United Kingdom and around the globe.

The transaction follows the purchase of Evans to City Chic on December 23, 2020, for £23 million.

Sir Philip Green’s Arcadia retail empire collapsed into administration on November 30, under the weight of a £750 million debt pile.

Administrators last month confirmed all 21 Outfit stores, alongside a further 10 shops for other Arcadia brands would close, in a move which would affect more than 700 jobs.

The process to secure new owners for Burton, Dorothy Perkins and Wallis continues to be ongoing via exclusive discussions with a possible buyer.

Fast fashion website Boohoo is understood to be the leading bidder, after it confirmed a £55 million takeover of 200-year-old Debenham in January.

Boohoo Group Plc confirmed that it’s in exclusive negotiations with the Administrators of Arcadia over the acquisitions of the Dorothy Perkins, Wallis and Burton, excluding HIIT brands.

It comes less than a week after Boohoo’s rescue bid for Debenhams was given the go-ahead, a move that will see the website saved, but 118 stores will disappear from the high street.

However, it’s not a rescue deal if jobs are not being saved. It may keep the brand alive, but in actuality, they don’t really care who they buy from, or what you buy as long as they’re lining their pockets, because that’s vastly more important.

They probably won’t even purchase the same clothes, as their garments are cheaper. They just want the brand name which is so wrong, and those that have bought up these companies have destroyed not just the high street shops, but also good quality clothes.

The high street has been dying for years, and it’s largely because of online shopping. Ultimately, everything will be online and all shops will disappear from our high streets, but people like to go into shops to have a look around and try things on, now it will all be delivered to your door.

All they’ve done is purchase stock, very little else and the death of Woolworths countless years ago should have had all of these companies evaluating their business plans and future-proofing, and online shopping can be such a pain, particularly if what you ordered isn’t what you wanted or expected and you need to return it because it takes so long to return it and get your money back, so shopping instore is much better, but then this is life as we know it, so get used to it folks!

Dino-mite Find

A girl from Wales has discovered a perfectly preserved 215 million-year-old dinosaur print, described as the finest of its kind found in 10 years.

Four-year-old Lily Wilder has been praised by scientists after making the finding on a beach at Bendricks Bay near Barry.

The girl, from Llandough, near Cardiff, made the fossilised rock finding when out walking with her father Richard, 47.

The print is just over 3.9 inches long and was made by a two-foot dinosaur currently unknown to science.

The creature that created it is believed to have stood about 75cm tall and 2.5 long, and experts have pronounced it the finest impression of a 215 million-year-old dinosaur print discovered in Britain in a decade.

Mum Sally, 38 said it was flawless and they initially thought it was a carving made by artists.

She said that Lily noticed it when they were walking along and said, “Daddy look”, and when her partner Richard came home and showed her the image, she thought it looked amazing.

She said that Richard thought it was too good to be true and she was put in touch with experts who took it from there. They weren’t even sure if it was real, and she was thinking that an artist had gone down and scratched it out, but she knew dinosaur footprints had been found along that piece of the coast before, so she just thought she’d ask some people.

She discovered this fossil identification page on Facebook and she posted it there and people went a tad crazy, and she said it’s all been so overwhelming, realising that it’s really what they believed it was.

It was investigated after Sally and her husband Richard reported the finding to experts, including palaeontologists, who specialise in dinosaurs.

Karl-James Langford, of Archaeology Cymru, called it the finest impression of a 215 million-year-old dinosaur print found in Britain in a decade, and he said that it was perfect and pristine and it was a wonderful piece.

He said that it was universally relevant and that’s why the museum took it, and he said that it was the best dinosaur footprint found in the United Kingdom in the past ten years.

A spokesperson from the National Museum in Cardiff said the detail in the fossil was of great importance to science, and that its magnificent preservation may help scientists establish more about the actual structure of their feet as the preservation was clear enough to show individual pads and even claw impressions, but where is David Attenborough when you need him?

Geology is a science of disentangling mysteries written in the rocks, but dating fossilised footprints is a special kind of challenge, but stratigraphic principles and careful thought can identify these distinct footprints as 190 years old, created by a prehistoric spider out for a stroll.

Trace fossils are useful for palaeontologists because they tell us about the activity of ancient organisms.

For example, the study of dinosaur footprints has added significantly to the understanding of dinosaur behaviour, and palaeontologists have learned much more about dinosaur behaviour from footprint trace fossils than from dinosaur body fossils, and from numerous sets of dinosaur footprints or tracks, scientists have discovered that some species of dinosaurs roamed in large groups or herds.

Sets of tracks have also shown that some herds protected their young by keeping them in the centre of migrating groups. Other tracks reveal that dinosaurs didn’t drag their tails when they walked, and palaeontologists can also estimate dinosaur gait and speed from some footprint trackways. If the footprints are close together, this might show they were running. If the footprints are spaced further apart, the dinosaurs may have been walking.

Donald Trump Loses Lead Impeachment Lawyers

Former President Donald Trump has parted ways with his lead impeachment lawyers little more than a week before his trial, and two people familiar with the situation said that the change adds fresh uncertainty into the makeup and strategy of his defence team.

Butch Bowers and Deborah Barbier, both South Carolina lawyers, have left the defence team in what one person described as a mutual decision that reflected a difference of opinion on the direction of the case.

The two people familiar with legal team discussions insisted on anonymity to discuss private conversations.

One said new additions to the legal team were expected to be announced in a day or two.

Bowers and Barbier didn’t immediately return messages soliciting comment.

Donald Trump is set to stand trial on the week of February 8 on a charge that he encouraged the riot inside the US Capitol.

Republicans and Trump aides have made it clear that they plan to make a simple argument – that the trial is unconstitutional because Donald Trump is no longer in office.

But the odds are, is that the verdict will be railroaded by the Republicans anyhow, and he doesn’t need lawyers because they probably won’t sentence him anyway.

The strategy, as always, is to promote disorder and roil up his base. This man lives for airtime, and if the Republicans don’t care enough to have an honest trial, then the system of justice has failed.

Donald Trump is like God to his disciples – blind supporters at that, and his words are their salvation, and Donald Trump seems to be the Jesus of our time – everyone wants to crucify him but he believes he’s some kind of God, and for many, in their eyes, he’s still the President.

Hopefully, soon his supporters will realise he’s just a fraud and the rodents will abandon the sinking wreck, and yet here we are all blissfully exhausting time with this endless chaos and drama because Donald Trump just can’t stand being out of the limelight – Donald Trump has gone, yet he’s still more important than Joe Biden.

Donald Trump is not the Messiah, but he has been a very naughty boy.

BOX SEAT

Scientists have unlocked the puzzle of why wombats have cube-shaped poo.

Unique physiology allows the Australian marsupial to produce square-shaped faeces that may aid communication.

How wombats produce their cube shape poo has long been a biological mystery but now an international study has answered this unique natural phenomenon.

The cube shape is formed inside the intestines, not at the point of departure, as earlier thought, according to research published in the scientific journal Soft Matter.

The paper elaborates upon preliminary findings first introduced at a meeting of the American Physical Society’s fluid dynamics division in Georgia in 2018.

Dr Scott Carver, a wildlife ecologist at the University of Tasmania and one of the authors of the research paper, said there were wonderfully colourful theories around but no one had tested it.

There was speculation that wombats had a square-shaped anal sphincter and that the faeces got compressed between the pelvic bones, as well as the complete nonsense idea that wombats pat the faeces into shape after they deposit them.

The project began four years ago when Dr Scott Carver was dissecting a euthanised wombat hit by a vehicle and noticed the cubes in the last metre of the wombat’s intestine. Dr Scott Carver described it as an ‘ isn’t that odd moment’, and he said the thing was fascinating because how do you produce cubes inside an essentially soft tube?

The team of researchers in Australia, including the head veterinarian at Taronga zoo, Larry Vogelnest, tested the tensile strings of the intestine while physicists in the US, based at the Georgia Institute of Technology designed mathematical models to mimic the production of cubes.

The team noticed significant differences in the density of muscles inside the intestine, ranging between two stiffer regions and two more flexible regions, and Dr Scott Carver said the rhythmical contractions help form the sharp corners of the cubes.

When preliminary findings were presented in 2018, at that point researchers thought there were four stiff and four flexible regions, but what final research has established is that the wombat’s intestine has two stiff and two flexible regions.

Since 2018, Australian researchers have performed the histology as well as a CT scan upon a live wombat and concluded that the changes in muscle thickness, in addition to the drying out of the faecal matter in the distal colon, produced the distinctive shape.

Odd how the recommendations on the article page include an article from 2018 with scientists explaining why wombats have cubic poo, and now finally, scientific processing has paid off, and now finally we can all sleep well, and you’d think they’d have nothing more important on their desks right now – now when someone asks me why wombat poo is square, at least I’ll know the answer.

But then I guess we should be happy that there’s someone out there that’s curious enough about the mysteries of the natural world, and thankfully, scientists persist in being inquisitive – you never know, one day, wombat poo might form the building blocks of a new renaissance.

Meghan To Stay Home

According to reports, Meghan Markle is unlikely to come back to the United Kingdom with Prince Harry when he visits over the summer for the first time since Megxit.

The Sussexes have not yet finalised their plans due to the uncertainty of the coronavirus pandemic. However, an insider has claimed the understanding is the Duke is more likely to come back on his own for the Queen and Prince Philip’s birthdays.

They said that the decision would be for personal and practical reasons and not be seen as a snub.

Another source told a news outlet there was concern the Duchess’s appearance could overshadow any occasion with drama, and they said that if Meghan comes back, the feeling is that it would overshadow the moment and people would only be looking at the drama of it all.

They said that of course, she would be welcome, but a decision not to come would delay that problem for a while at least.

A third insider has agreed the decision would spare the need for a certain measure of diplomacy as there’s still a great deal of distance between Harry and numerous family members, especially his brother.

They claim no one wants a repeat of the Commonwealth Service which Harry and William supposedly hardly spoke at.

However, the source added that her Majesty made it pretty clear when they left the UK that Harry and Meghan were much-loved members of her own family and would be very welcome to frequent family events.

Harry is set to attend the unveiling of a statue of his mother Princess Diana if he’s able to return in June.

It comes after the Duke, who spent 10 years in the armed forces, was purportedly refused his request for a wreath to be placed at the Cenotaph for Remembrance Sunday on his behalf.

The Sussexes have purchased an £11 million home in California since leaving the United Kingdom and signed deals with Netflix and Spotify.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have declined to comment. However, some have said that Harry doesn’t have to travel to the United Kingdom and that it was nothing personal and he should stay away, and that if he does travel here, he should be made to isolate for 10 days when he does get here.

We all know it seems a long way off before Harry gets here, but then I doubt that either the US or the UK will be COVID free by then. Or is it one rule for them and another rule for the rest of us?

I guess Archie won’t come over either, which is a shame because his family are missing out on him, but then perhaps that’s why they took him to America, to save him.

Harry should know better than to travel, he should stay home, protect the NHS and save lives! But then he’s got blue blood and normal rules don’t apply to them as they do to us peasants, or possibly he’s desperate for an eye test, but then some would say he’s too late for an eye test because he married that terrible American starlet.

And she probably won’t ever set foot in Britain again, because she’s got what she wanted and that’s it, but she does have the worst PR, or she just won’t listen to her PR, and when staff begin leaving your employ, it speaks volumes.

Climactic Moment Minister Walks Off GMB

This was the moment a government minister dramatically walked off a Good Morning Britain interview after accusing Piers Morgan of making an insulting remark.

Work and Pensions Secretary Therese Coffey was addressing the reasons for the UK’s high COVID death rates on the programme, before abruptly turning off her video link.

Research by Oxford University revealed last week that the United Kingdom had the worst seven day average of daily COVID 19 deaths per million people.

When asked by hosts Piers and Susanna as to why the country might have been put in this situation, the government minister cited obesity and an ageing population as two possible reasons.

Therese Coffey said that they’d been learning during this process, working with scientific advisers, and seeking to take the appropriate policies and that there was a variety of reasons why people had died due to this, and that some of that would be recognising the age of our population and some of it would be recognising the obesity of our population.

Piers pushed her further, inquiring if she was saying then that the reason for us having the worst death rate in the world was because the people were too old and too fat, but Therese Coffey said that she thought what he’d said was insulting.

And she said that she was conscious that there were a variety of factors that would have led to people sadly being sick during this, sadly turning into deaths and that our own Prime Minister was in the hospital, in intensive care himself last April, and she was conscious that they were making sure they had wrap-around support for people during the pandemic.

Confused, Piers asked Therese Coffey what she found insulting about his question.

This was when the minister started to leave the video call, implying that it had begun late and she had other engagements and she said that she wanted to point out that they began the interview late, and that she had to go and that she wished they had more time.

Piers responded that he hadn’t interviewed her since May and it was her that boycotted the programme and that she shouldn’t play the “you’ve not given enough time” card because she’d had eight months.

But Therese Coffey reached over to turn off her webcam, thanking Piers, saying that they were scheduled to commence at 8.15 am and that she was sorry but she had to go to another broadcaster.

An agitated Piers Morgan later took to Twitter to whine about the interview ending early, and he said that she wanted to get out of there before she had to justify only condemning Britain’s age and obesity for our shocking COVID death rate, rather than Government failures, adding that it was extraordinary arrogance.

Piers said that he asked the minister to explain our terrible death rate, she cited UK population old age and obesity, not any Government failures. He said he challenged her on this and she called him insulting and ended the interview.

But Therese Coffey insisted that what caused her to abruptly end the interview was the fact it was running behind schedule rather than the material that was being addressed.

Bemused viewers also took to social media to discuss the early ending to the minister’s interview, and one person wrote on Twitter that Therese Coffee must have thought she was at a cabinet meeting when making that comment about aged and obese, then realised she wasn’t.

Although if the lady was to take a look at herself in the mirror sometime, preferably soon, she might realise that she is, and that calling Piers Morgan insulting isn’t going to improve the way that she looks – mirror time Therese Coffey, and wasn’t she just a little touchy on the subject?

Is that because she was calling herself a big blob with a big gob? But then that’s a typical arrogant MP for you. She seems to forget we the people pay her wages.

Dismiss her and put her on Universal Credit, she would soon change her stance on what’s going on, and she definitely met the criteria for people catching the virus – yes dear, you’re first in the queue aren’t you? And all those expenses she claims would have gone to her Body Mass Index.

Anything that goes wrong in this country, just blame the old and overweight people. Therese Coffey seems to forget that she’ll be old one day, and then maybe she will feel the resentment that she’s feeling for the elderly and obese today, and it’s not like she’s a shining symbol of health!

And whoever thought this ridiculous and offensive woman would make it to being a politician? And she spoke like a robot with prepared responses to whatever was asked and then because she didn’t like hearing her own words recited back at her she did a Donald Trump and ducked out of the interview.

ADEERABLE

Stephanie Brown from Massanutten, Virginia got a huge surprise from her son when her four-year-old son Dominic headed out and brought back a baby deer with him which he’d befriended in the nearby woods on the porch during a family vacation to Massanutten retreat in Virginia.

The mother managed to take a snap of the unique moment and shared it on Facebook, where it immediately went viral.

People were fascinated by how at ease the fawn looked in the presence of the four-year-old, and Stephanie explained that the family had been preparing to leave the Massanutten retreat and head back home to Ragged Point Beach in Virginia when her son Dominic showed up with his new friend, and although she was shocked, she began taking pictures of the partners in crime.

The snap was shared on Facebook and has now since gathered more than 16,000 likes and about 20,000 shares, which shows Dominic in his Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer pJ’s, wearing Winter boots next to the baby deer on the porch of the holiday rental.

The pair seemed utterly at ease with one another, and the fawn didn’t seem in a rush to head back to the woods as he peered curiously at Stephanie.

Stephanie told ABC that she was in shock and that she thought her mind was playing games with her, and it was like it wasn’t anything strange for her son Dominic, it was so weird.

Stephanie said they were so in sync with each other, and the deer cocked his head in the same direction as her son as she took the pictures.

Dominic named his new buddy Flash after the DC Comics superhero, and when the impromptu photoshoot was over, she said that she asked her son to walk his friend back to the woods so it could be found by its mother.

On Facebook, where Stephanie shared the snap, thousands of people swooned at the enchanting image, and one person said that they both looked like it was an everyday occurrence for them.

And what a wonderful pair, he’s already mature enough to bring dinner home, or it might have been the deer that brought him home because apparently, four-year-old Dominic headed out and brought back a baby deer with him. Did the 4-year-old head out to the woods on his own?

However, clearly, the fawn had a peaceful kinship with the young lad, with trusting and innocence, and the picture is absolutely delightful.

Seventy-One Year-Old Armed Man With Twenty Rounds Of 9mm Ammo Arrested

A seventy-one-year-old man has been arrested with a gun and twenty rounds of 9mm ammo while parked at an intersection near the Rayburn House Office Building just steps away from the Capitol in downtown Washington, DC.

Dennis Westover from South Charleston in West Virginia was arrested on various charges including having unregistered ammunition and unlawfully possessing a firearm.

He was arrested shortly before 2 pm on Wednesday in the middle of an intersection by Capitol Police.

They found the 9mm black Sig Sauer in his vehicle along with 20 rounds of ammunition.

NBC 4 investigative reporter Scott MacFarlane tweeted that he didn’t see any federal or DC criminal proceedings in this guy’s past.

The Rayburn building, named after former Speaker of the House Sam Rayburn, is where 169 of the 435 members of the House of Representatives have their offices. The building is connected to the Capitol by a subway tunnel with two cars.

More than 20,000 members of the National Guard were deployed all over downtown Washington, DC in the days leading up to the inauguration of President Joe Biden on 20 January.

Seven thousand guards remained in the nation’s capital, and as many as 5,000 will stay at least through the end of March as a threat looms over the second impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump.

And according to Politico, a 25 January memo said the National Guard will stay in continued support of District and Federal civil authorities during anticipated First Amendment demonstrations and Civil Disturbance in the District of Columbia.

In addition to DC’s National Guard, of which there are 3,400 members, troops from Maryland have been ordered to remain at least until 15 March and several units were still being asked to work 12-hour shifts as of Monday.

The Department of Homeland Security issued a national terrorism bulletin Wednesday, warning of the lingering potential of violence from people driven by anti-government sentiment after Joe Biden’s election, implying the 6 January riot on the Capitol may encourage radicals and set the stage for further attacks.

The department didn’t mention any specific plots but pointed to a heightened threat environment across the United States that it believes will continue for weeks after Joe Biden’s inauguration.

And it’s not unusual for the federal government to warn local law enforcement through bulletins about the prospect for violence tied to a particular event or date, such as July 4.

But it’s crazy that in America they have to be concerned with domestic terrorisms, and there appears to be increasing concern about the menace of terrorism, with fanatics that are triggered by political, racial, ethnic, economic, health and other grievances.

But twenty round of 9mm. Yes, of course, that’s a threat, but let’s not exaggerate when there have been reports related to Capitol invaders as having had dozens of weaponry at home and multiple thousands of rounds.

However, police also found ‘Stop the Steal’ paperwork and contact information for both US and West Virginia legislators in his vehicle, and according to police records, the man was agitated, yelling at National Guard members inside the Capitol fence line perimeter.

And the 71-year-old told the arresting officer that he wanted to see the fence that was around his Capital, and according to court records, Westover told detectives during an interview that he was concerned about the honesty and integrity of the election, and that now he listens to both sides.

The documents said Westover was cooperative during his arrest and questioning and he said that we have some polar extremes of opinion in this nation and that while he believed there was election fraud, at this point, it was a debatable subject.

Cosy Gives You Security

The comfortable sheepskin Ugg boot was inescapable at the height of its popularity, and now with the end of lockdown still some way off, love them or hate them, Uggs are back.

Maybe it’s the extreme sentimentality for a more simplistic time when WAGs and reality TV stars wore velour tracksuits tucked into Ugg mini boots or the overall need to feel comfortable and put together as more people work from home. Or perhaps it’s the cold weather, or maybe it’s all of the above.

But no matter how ridiculed they’ve been in the past, there’s no doubt that Uggs have made a comeback.

From Dua Lipa to Bella Hadid, celebrities and influencers across the board have been spotted wearing them.

Stormzy even made an unexpected fashion statement when he turned up in a pair of Ugg Tasman slippers for a BBC interview.

Fashion titan and former editor at large of US Vogue, André Leon Talley, is likewise a longtime fan of the brand, and he recently told Elle of his relationship with Ugg, saying that cosy gives you security. Cosy affords you to be comfortable enough to project your best self to the world.

In its quarterly report, global fashion search platform Lyst ranked Ugg’s classic ultra mini boots fifth in its top ten hottest women’s products in the world, alongside other major players in the more fashionable casualwear trend, such as Birkenstock’s shearling-lined Boston clogs and Sleeper’s Party feather-trimmed pyjamas.

In the men’s list, Ugg’s Scuff Deco slippers came in even higher at number three, and the report notes that Ugg’s Scuff Deco slippers are a popular gift choice for men, while the classic ultra mini boots, a cropped update to the classic mini II model have become the newly desired ‘It’ syle, having been spotted in bold hot pink on model Irina Shayk and in the brand’s signature chestnut on model Joan Smalls.

In the final quarter of 2020, shoppers sought comfort and protection, and slippers and clogs were highlighted as the breakout category, alongside the trend for 90s nostalgia and the rise in outdoor walking and socialising that has driven sales of active and casual wear, most prominently puffer jackets, which were the most popular products globally.

However, I must admit they look even better on the sheep, and they’re not very good for walking – good for keeping warm on a mobility scooter or in a wheelchair though, and they allow your feet to move around in them, which must have a knock-on effect on the skeleton and muscular system in quite a profound way.

However, high heels did damage to our feet, but we still chose to wear them.

So, not only are they ugly, pardon the pun, they’re also terrible for your feet and skeletal formation.

Aldi Wrecking Rampage

This was the moment when a woman smashed hundreds of bottles of alcohol and launched gin at customers in a rampage at Aldi.

She remained silent as she hauled thousands of pounds worth of wine, beer and spirits from the budget supermarket’s shelves in Hertfordshire on Wednesday afternoon.

On customer queuing to pay for his goods told her to calm down, prompting her to launch a bottle of gin at his leg.

The tumult shows a woman wearing a hoodie, backpack and mustard tracksuit bottoms, slip on bottles and slash her right hand. She then raised it in the air and carried on tearing the bottles down with her left hand.

A security guard from a nearby store detained her by bear-hugging her before she was arrested by the police at about 2.30 pm.

Telly presenter Lee Clark, 50, watched the drama unfold in Stevenage, Herts, and said that it was extraordinary and that he’d not seen anything like it before in his life.

He said that she didn’t say a word the whole time and had a very vacant look on her face, and that she must have smashed well over 500 bottles and that it was shocking and started getting incredibly dangerous.

She was taken to hospital for treatment to injuries to her hands and is now in police custody.

This woman was clearly having a meltdown and crying out for help, but at present, it’s not known what punishment she will get.

And did you notice it was a security guard from a nearby store that stopped her in the end? Brave man because it wasn’t even his job, and if this was to do with mental health, patients are supposed to have care, but now they’re wandering the streets.

Some are given positive support, such as medication, but often they get no help at all, yet medical professionals tell us they can live normal lives, and care in the community certainly isn’t working and has never really worked.

Social workers checking patients have been attacked and worse because who sees them take their medication? And this woman is clearly one messed up individual and needs help, but she probably won’t get it.

The trouble is the whole world has gone politically incorrect crazy.

Nobody endeavoured to stop her, not the security staff or anyone else, but surely common sense dictates that after the first few bottles were being smashed, somebody needed to step in, not only to limit the damage but to stop anybody from being harmed.

Bring back the good old days where anyone could help without fear of being politically incorrect – at least she was having a smashing time!

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