Cunard remove Rolf Harris paintings

[Mo2013]

Yes, innocent until proven guilty - per my original post. All these recent allegations and trials have been very disturbing, and I worry that a person will not get a fair trial, and what damage will be done to that person's reputation and career if found not guilty. I would be interested to hear someone from Cunard explaining exactly why Rolf Harris' paintings were removed. Michael Jackson was found not guilty but there will always be those who believed the worst of him.

[The Tinker]

Yes, innocent until proven guilty - per my original post. All these recent allegations and trials have been very disturbing, and I worry that a person will not get a fair trial, and what damage will be done to that person's reputation and career if found not guilty. I would be interested to hear someone from Cunard explaining exactly why Rolf Harris' paintings were removed. Michael Jackson was found not guilty but there will always be those who believed the worst of him.

I would imagine they have been removed for security reasons - people do strange things, unfortunately,
and believe there is no smoke without fire, so the potential for damage to the paintings is high. Also, when you have committed a crime it is a normal procedure for you to be suspended from your 'job' - think Kevin from Coronation Street lol!

[qbman1]

I see Chris Evans has been widely castigated for doing a Saville impersonation on the Radio 2 Breakfast Show. Not in the best of taste, admittedly, but for God's sake, he was not condoning the man's actions. Where's our sense of humour going ?