Lord Cudlipp wrote: "At present (the Mirror) is too often giving the impression that it is
callously stalking the famous to catch them off-guard, or wrongfooted, or in the wrong bed or in some embarrassing situation."
I HAVE every sympathy for Lydia Wilkinson's plight, having suffered so terribly at the hands of homeless Aaron Barley who murdered her mother and brother so
callously.
An NSPCC spokesperson said: "These predators
callously exploited a vulnerable teenage girl and forced her to endure a hellish ordeal
Defenders Ismail Yakubu and Damien Batt were the guilty parties - Yakubu giving the ball away to Junior Mendes before Batt
callously brought the same player crashing down inside the penalty box.
Tom Brown, from Edinburgh, wrote on Facebook: "Almost a year ago a young man, Shaun Woodburn from Midlothian, a father and all round good egg, on a night out with his friends, was
callously attacked by a group of youths.
Mr Ahern said: "Yet again terrorists have struck
callously and at random at entirely innocent people.
They did their duty unlike the politicians and armchair generals of the day, who
callously sent 100,000s of British servicemen to their deaths.
His wheelchair was
callously thrown over the wall after the attack.
Supt McVea added: "Michael was brutally and
callously shot a number of times in the leg in an alleyway in a denselypopulated urban area.
I AM sure all of Merseyside was sickened earlier this year when we saw the pictures of 72-year-old, once strong, robust and fit Tommy Preston languishing so helplessly in a Liverpool hospital bed after being so sicke ningly and
callously attacked, then stamped on and left for dead on a Kensington street.
GOVERNMENT ministers have been accused of
callously turning their back on Hinckley and Bosworth's knitwear industry by snubbing a local petition.
Judge Durham Hall described the attack as "utterly shocking" and told the boy he had "deliberately and
callously" stabbed his teacher.