PUBLIC DISGRACE

have plenty of support, although in my opinion such fantasising is not an appropriate solution, even for somebody who has committed crimes on this scale.

Unlike Meghan Markle, this dictator has wrought death, suffering and destruction. But parading even him naked through the streets of London and pelting him with excrement would solve nothing. Except perhaps gratification of the imagination of an immature mind.

He shelters behind the racist attitudes of many fellow citizens against an ambitious young woman, believing that a majority would approve of his opinions. Would he have had the guts to say the same about Kate, Princess of Wales? No way. Did he risk a libel action by expressing any specific lie about Meghan? No.

Too many celebrities have shown us how unpleasant they can be by their actions. Yet, so frequently the public forgives and for­ gets and they are able to pursue their careers unimpeded.

Jonathan Rwoss (sic ­ or sick!) claimed falsely in a tasteless voice message to Andrew Sachs that Russell Brand had fu(bonked) his granddaughter. He has long been welcomed back with a show on ITV. The confrontational Roy Keane committed a deliberate career­ending foul on Alf­Inge Haaland, boasting about it afterwards and showing no remorse. For many years, he has been a colourless punter with