PYATT: SUN REPORTER SAYS THERE’S ‘NO ISSUE’ WITH PAYING POLICE AND BROADMOOR WORKER FOR STORIES 19 Nov 2014 BRENTWOOD, SAFFRON WALDEN, ESSEX; WINDSOR A Sun reporter said today (weds) there was ‘no issue’ a police officer and a Broadmoor employee were paid for stories but insisted they were all in the pub This Content is for Members only Please register or login to access it Login Username Password Remember me Enter your email address or username Cancel Register BULENT EREN: WARING TURKS TRIED TO MURDER COP HARTLEY:TRIAL IS NOT ABOUT SUN NEWSPAPER AS INSTITUTION MORE FROM SURREAL Recent Posts‘Sorry, my penis must have slipped out my Y-fronts ‘ The brilliant disguise of the vengeance-seeking barman KILLED BY HIS OWN SIGNET RING Urinating father electrocuted Suicide victim’s body ended up in train cab next to the driver Recent Posts‘Sorry, my penis must have slipped out my Y-fronts ‘ The brilliant disguise of the vengeance-seeking barman KILLED BY HIS OWN SIGNET RING Urinating father electrocuted Suicide victim’s body ended up in train cab next to the driver MORE FROM THE CRIME VAULTS Recent PostsJohn Sweeney: ‘THE SCALP HUNTER’ Three life terms for security guard who plotted to torture and murder Holly Willoughby Ben Butler: Britain’s vilest father Finally! Drug dealing barrister Henry Hendron thrown out of the profession Fiona Beal gets life sentence with a minimum of 20 years Recent PostsJohn Sweeney: ‘THE SCALP HUNTER’ Three life terms for security guard who plotted to torture and murder Holly Willoughby Ben Butler: Britain’s vilest father Finally! Drug dealing barrister Henry Hendron thrown out of the profession Fiona Beal gets life sentence with a minimum of 20 years
