Despite the overwhelming majority of successful comedians being left leaning, and the right ones being well, Jim Davidson and Roy Chubby Brown.

Political correctness, or 'not being a d*ck' as it's otherwise known.

It's a curious one this. I mean by anyone's standards Clarkson is far less of a cnut than Frankie Boyle.

If you think a racial slur is more offensive than jokes about disabled children and continue to support the ginger prick because he has a dig at our government's immigration policy, then you really are a moron.

I have seen and read a couple of interviews with Royston Vasey (as opposed to Chubby Brown) and he is the complete opposite of his on stage persona. Quite striking really beacause you'd think that there must be a little of Chubby Brown in him but if there is it isn't very obvious.

Maybe they should have said "Allah Akbar..... Oy Vey.... Jesus Christ... Buddah....Tom Cruise...etc" just to be 'fair'.

How can anyone object to a training exercise trying to recreate a terrorist attack in Europe and making it as realistic as possible to get people accustomed to a threatening and dangerous situation and act safely?

I don't know the actual statistics but as far as I'm aware the last few known terrorist attacks have all been carried out by Muslims shouting "Allah Akbar" before unleashing a hail of bullets and explosives on their innocent victims.

The Muslim communities are once again distancing themselves from these terror attacks rather than condemning the perpetrators.

The complaint was from Dr Erinma Bell, who may be a Muslim, but is well known for campaigns in the area for peace activism and anti-gun initiatives.

You would hate her... (She founded a drive to collect illegal firearms and then turned them into a sculpture).

In a somewhat dark and funny turn of events, two suicide bombers were caught on audio and camera (one in Aleppo and another in Paris). In the first case, a British suicide bomber is heard to say 'I'm sorry I don't Speak Arabic' and in the other, when confronted by the French Anti-Terrorist squad, a confronted suspect is accused of being the girlfriend of the suspect they're chasing, and her last words were 'I'm not his girlfriend'.

But I'd imagine that something like Allah Akbar is fairly common and reasonable enough to a 'simulation' because of course someone shouting 'he's not my boyfriend' or 'Did I leave the Gas on' probably just creates confusion.

Apparently its quite common for secondary bombers to shout for help, to draw the attention of first responders and people closer to them.