MT> And Stuart is not always the white knight he makes 
 MT> out to be.  On at least
 MT> two occasions he has been guilty of the very faults 
 MT> he accuses others of -
 MT> the most recent being not checking his own facts.  Certainly he
 MT> acknowledges his errors but he never apologises, 
 MT> either to the viewers or
 MT> to the people he has wronged.  He is good but he's not infallible.
 
No, I'm far from one of Littlemore's fans, and for the reasons you've
mentioned.  The trouble is that it's really a job worth doing; pity
they had to find such a smarmy bastard to do it!
 
I note that he's a barrister of some description. Perhaps it goes
with the job.
 
LM.

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