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Petition against the Chairman of the BBC for the unfair treatment of Sir Cliff Richard

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Irene Dee
11 years ago

I M VERY SAD AND UPSET TO HERE THE WAY THAT Cliff has been treated it is about time ; the press left him alon; the bbc used underhand tactics Cliff is a perfict gentilman

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jean myers
11 years ago

I came accross Sir Cliff Richard and his music one night and have been trying to listen to at least two ore three songs a day I certainly hope this petition does what needs to be done to convince the BBc to treat Sir Cliff fairly

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Raymond Jackson
11 years ago

I know hes innocent

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Dorothy Harwood
11 years ago

Public apology to Cliff now

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joan wilson
11 years ago

WHAT YOU DID WAS OUT OF ORDER,HES LED A GOOD ,CLEAN,UNBLEMISHED LIFE ,,,THINK YOU ARE WRONG ,HE IS INNOCENT ,,

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Sharon Bailey
11 years ago

Appalling treatment of a true gentleman,

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Geraldine gaskell
11 years ago

BBC used underhand tactics to increase ratings at the expense of someone who hasn't even been charged with anything he deserves an apology from the DG of the BBC

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mary simpson
11 years ago

your actions where intrusive.

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mary simpson
11 years ago

your actions where intrusive.

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jackie ford
11 years ago

support our cliff

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Mrs Sandy Rees
11 years ago

It was awful the way the BBC treated Sir Cliff & I think a public apology is the least you can do !

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Lady Kim Kibble MIEx (GRAD) Of Glencoe
11 years ago

You should say sorry for putting Sir Cliff thru this i will stand by his side for ever

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jill merritt
11 years ago

cliff deserves a very pubic apology

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christine hill
11 years ago

deserves better

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Pamela howe
11 years ago

innocent.

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Sue Middleditch
11 years ago

I completely agree with what has happened to innocent until proven guilty.

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sara carter
11 years ago

a public apology soon and nothing less .

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sara carter
11 years ago

a public apology soon and nothing less .

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Kathryn
11 years ago

what happened to justice - innocent until proven guilty- public apology and Sorry would be a good word to use.

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Kathryn
11 years ago

what happened to justice - innocent until proven guilty- public apology and Sorry would be a good word to use.