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Silly silly gairl !

then why did she write it and how much is it worth ? in libel damages that is !
True or not I certainly won't be forking out to buy this piece of trash
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she's covering her own back here, having previously defended the claim; she's never said she personally knew it was true and is now more eager to pass the buck.

Highly unlikely to be any lawsuits, I would have thought - Cameron won't want the coals raked over again. I suspect Ashcroft still knows where too many bodies are buried*.

*NOT LITERALLY, okay?
Sometimes a dignified silence is the only way to go. And the porcine partner isn't in any state now to spill the beans.
There's no smoke without fire.
Far be it for me to come to dave's aid but I expect he didn't "defend" himself, as he was keeping a dignified silence...as is Corbyn by the way.
Depends how it is written in the book which none of us have read.

If she wrote something like "One back bench MP says Cameron joined a drinking society at University whose initiation ceremony involves porking a pigs head".

Then that is entirely permissable. She is not saying Cameron did it, just that he joined a group that allegedly does do it. I doubt Cameron would sue.
Gromit, I haven't read the book, thanks to my terrifically busy schedule, but here's the Mail's serialisation of it, as written by Ashcroft and Oakeshott

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3242550/Cameron-pig-bemused-look-face-future-PM-took-outrageous-initiation-ceremony-joining-Oxford-dining-society.html

It does specifically name Cameron.
If he tried to deny it, there'd be those, here especially, who would claim No smoke without fire. By saying nothing, he's occupied the high ground and a legal case would be a disaster for him.
all sounded a bit improbable to me anyway, Dave is doing the right thing.
// A distinguished Oxford contemporary claims Cameron once took part in an outrageous initiation ceremony at a Piers Gaveston event, involving a dead pig. His extraordinary suggestion is that the future PM inserted a private part of his anatomy into the animal’s mouth.

The source — himself an MP — first made the allegation out of the blue at a business dinner in June 2014. Lowering his voice, he claimed to have seen photographic evidence of this disgusting ritual.

My co-author Isabel Oakeshott and I initially assumed this was a joke. It was therefore a surprise when, some weeks later, the MP repeated the allegation. //

As I assumed. She didn't say Cameron did it. She says someone said he did it.
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