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Sally Bercow in new Twitter gaffe over court order | Sally Bercow in new Twitter gaffe over court order |
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Sally Bercow, the wife of the Commons Speaker, John Bercow, could be in trouble with the law after reportedly breaching a court order by naming a schoolgirl who was allegedly abducted by her maths teacher. | |
Bercow, already on a list of those who wrongly named or linked former senior Tory Lord McAlpine to child abuse claims, sent a message on Monday night to her 60,000 followers on Twitter asking what happened to the teacher, Jeremy Forrest, 30, and reportedly naming the girl. | Bercow, already on a list of those who wrongly named or linked former senior Tory Lord McAlpine to child abuse claims, sent a message on Monday night to her 60,000 followers on Twitter asking what happened to the teacher, Jeremy Forrest, 30, and reportedly naming the girl. |
The tweet was later deleted after Bercow was apparently warned by journalists about the court order – though another message remained: "Forgive random question - just discussing with friend …". | The tweet was later deleted after Bercow was apparently warned by journalists about the court order – though another message remained: "Forgive random question - just discussing with friend …". |
Forrest was arrested in September in Bordeaux, France. He was returned to Britain and charged with child abduction. | Forrest was arrested in September in Bordeaux, France. He was returned to Britain and charged with child abduction. |
In the initial stages of dealing with his case, the court made a section 39 order under the Children and Young Persons Act 1933, banning identification of the girl. | In the initial stages of dealing with his case, the court made a section 39 order under the Children and Young Persons Act 1933, banning identification of the girl. |
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