It’s not unusual for celebrities to be booed at film premiers. Celebrities who don’t somehow conform to the every whim of the crowd or the press are often given a tough time however it’s very rarely reported. The media agenda to pour shame on the American was likely to have been spun long before the star even stepped foot on the red carpet for the premier of W.E.

One reporter said: “It was likely that Madonna’s cards were marked many months ago with regards the British media. She was photographed arriving on set of this film by bicycle, there were unfair comments circulating about her commitment to the project which coincided with her ongoing private life which became public  knowledge.”

Madonna also purchased a new property which she converted into a gym. This meant that photographers were unable to snap the star going from home to the gym, it didn’t go down well in the media whatsoever.”

To make matters worse a sequence of events on the night of the movie premier of W.E. meant that Madonna had little chance of ever receiving any positive press from the night.

1.) To begin with the lead car which she was travelling was shunted from behind by a black Range rover as it arrived on the red-carpet.

2.) Whilst walking the red carpet scuffles broke out twice amongst autograph collectors forcing Madonna to abandon her pans of greeting the public.

3). The lack of security meant that Madonna was stranded between the public and the press who surrounded the Madonna on the red carpet creating a media frenzy.

4.) Madonna was whisked before the press photographers many of whom did not get a single frame which annoyed their agencies.

5.) When Madonna left the cinema she greeted her fans and the public and threw a bouquet of flowers into the crowd. Madonna stayed on the carpet for two minutes however none of this was reported.

     About the film W.E.

W.E. is a rich, elegantly structured exploration of the connection between two women, decades apart, both confronting the consequences of desire. Wally Winthrop (Abbie Cornish) gave up a promising Manhattan career to marry successful psychoanalyst William (Richard Coyle), but finds herself trapped in loveless marriage.

She’s obsessed with Wallis Simpson (Andrea Riseborough), the intelligent and stylish divorcée who captured the heart of King Edward VIII (James D’Arcy).

After Edward abdicated the throne he and Wallis married, but as Duke and Duchess of Windsor they spent the rest of their lives effectively exiled from the UK. Frustrated by her husband’s indifference and inspired by Wallis’ pursuit of love in the face of social disapproval, when Wally meets an intriguing new man (Oscar Isaac), she finds herself drawn to him.

Madonna, who directs and co-wrote the screenplay (with Alek Keshishian), strikes a delicate balance between the romantic aspirations of the women and their strength and resilience. Working with a world-class team of collaborators, Madonna also gives us a film that is visually sensuous, without ever lapsing into period drama clichés. Andrea Riseborough and Abbie Cornish confirm their status as two of cinemas’ most talented and exciting young actors, and Oscar Isaac brings a magnetic presence. A work of maturity but far from stuffy, W.E. sees Madonna starting a welcome new chapter in her filmmaking career.

     Celebs who rocked the  premier

Fresh from working in America, Brit model/DJ  Toloula Adeyemi looked cool in printed grey.

Toloula shared the limelight with Andrea Riseborough who plays the US divorcee and actress Katie McGrath.

Singing sensation MIA also made an impression at the star-studded premier.

Even before the last stone and the last bottle is thrown, the British public demand answers from the Government as to why the city was placed under siege and what plans they have to create a sustainable peace.

Casting our eyes back to last Thursday, the bungled shooting of 29 year old Mark Duggan, triggered the most violent uprising the UK has seen in over 30 years. The subsequent violence has brought shame on the UK in the eyes of the world.

Whilst many splinter groups may have shifted their focus away from the route cause, Mr Duggan’s death, the chain of events that followed was however predicted even if the eventual outcome was beyond anyone’s wildest comprehension.

Flyer Newspaper’s teams have been working throughout this period, reporting from the frontline, Downing Street and behind police cordons.  Whilst we have witnessed the absolutely deprived side of human nature we have also witnessed the rotten apples however minor still exist within the Metropolitan Police Force.

For example a female constable in Clapham Junction said yesterday: “Some people would rather we were using petrol rather than water canons when confronting rioters.” However funny this quip may have sounded to her she showed a complete lack of empathy amongst the people she was talking too.

As Flyer has said before, the role of self-appointed community leaders must be reviewed. Mentoring schemes are extremely effective and successful business leaders are vital in inspiring young people from disadvantaged backgrounds in London.

What were the trigger points?

It’s too easy to write off poverty, youth disaffection and cuts to youth services in playing a significant part in these uprisings but neither can you ignore these facts.

1. Teenagers as young as nine being stopped and searched.
2. Some GCSE students were stopped and searched by police between exams.
3. Teachers are reporting a significant increase in school children from disadvantaged backgrounds arriving with inadequate clothing for the day.
4. High profiled sportsmen such as Linford Christie and Dalton Grant continue to be stopped and searched.
5. As the cuts bite, there has been a significant increase in young people stealing sustainable food such as sandwiches.

It would appear that a high number of teenagers not affiliated within gangs but who shared a common grievance of alienation within society were more likely to partake in this crises than those that weren’t.

(Above) David Cameron’s notes were on full display as he was snapped by Flyer in Downing Street yesterday.

David Cameron commented after Chairing a meeting of the Cobra committee.

 “Water cannon – until now only ever seen in the UK in Ulster – will be available at 24 hours notice to deal with the “despicable violence” being carried out in cities across the country.

And in a sign that other more draconian crowd control measures will now be at the disposal of the police he said: “We will do whatever is necessary. Nothing is off the table.”

Cameron added: “There are pockets of society that are not only broken, but frankly sick… It’s a complete lack of responsibility in parts of our society, people allowed to feel that the World owes them something.”

In response, editor of Flyer Newspaper Mark Weir said: “You cannot just put a lid on a pressure cooker and hope that the problem goes away however deplorable the scenes we have all witnessed.

 It’s in society’s interest that we look to find a solution and not a scapegoat.”

A mother told Flyer News: “I literally had to physically wrestle my fourteen year old son back into the house. He has never been involved with gangs before but he has been stopped and searched. He received a message that something was going down in Lewisham and felt compelled to go and see,” she said.

Poverty also found a place in these demonstrations. Tottenham MP. David Lammy said in a previous interview with Flyer Newspaper; “Public sector cuts are really going to hurt, politicians must display tremendous empathy with their constituents that they represent.” Ironically this crisis will be the biggest tests of MP David Lammy’s career.

Lib Dem / Conservative cuts are biting communities. Racism in the private sector forced many workers to join the public sector where it was assumed they would be insulated from racism in the work place. Huge cuts to the public sector purse have effectively threatened to switch the clocks back to the mid eighties in terms of rising unemployment and community cohesion.

Young people across the UK face an uncertain future.

1. Cuts to public services
2. Tuition fees beyond reach
3. lack of job opportunities and apprenticeships
4. Rising unemployment
5. Society which stigmatises the young, single mothers and the sick

Whilst this is no excuse for any of the violence which are now associated with the tragic chain of events there are issues that need to be brought to the table if we are to overt the apocalyptic scenes that Flyer Newspaper’s  reporters have been witnessed over the past four days.

There were chaotic scenes in Westminster yesterday when News Corp. chairman-CEO Rupert Murdoch, his son James and News International CEO Rebekah Brooks were summoned by the British Parliament committee investigating his hacking scandal.

As the Worlds media descended on the steps of Parliament to catch a glimpse of News Corps CEO Rupert Murdoch, they were unaware of the fact that CEO Rupert and James Murdoch, Rebekah, were being directed to a side entrance.

The Murdoch’s and Brooks were quizzed by the Culture, Media and Sport Committee to shed light on evidence given to the committee, where executives had said News Corp.’s U.K. newspaper unit News International had paid police.

Former Metropolitan Police commissioner Sir Paul Stephenson and John Yates, the former assistant chief constable at the Met also faced questions and were pictured by FLYER arriving at court via a side entrance. They were whisked through to an underground car park.

In a twist not even the News of the world could conduct, CEO Rupert Murdoch had a plate of foam sprayed in his face. His wife came to his defense and attached the assailant. 

“Murdoch is lucky to have a wife who doubles as a bodyguard. Multi-tasking skill is 1 of the best things about being a woman.” Tweeted model /DJ Tolula Adeyemi.

Mark Weir from Flyer said: “The speed of events has taken everybody by surprise. The hunters have now become the hunted. Reporters following Rebekah have said; ‘She has taken every effort not to be pictured.’ Rupert Murdoch said; ‘The News Of The World represented only 1% of his business.” He also said “This was the most humble experience of his life.” However journalists following the case have pointed out that perhaps the apology to the parents of murdered school girl Milly Dowler should perhaps have been his most humble experience.”

As the finger of suspicion reches the stepsof Downing Streets, some people are even placing best on whether the Cameron’s close dealing with NOTW could lead to his own downfall.

Pictures: Jemima Khan is pictured arriving at the public entrance of Parliament. Jemima has secured backing from the High Court to access police information to support her claim that she too was a victim of telephone hacking.

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Lady Sov became the third house member to be booted out of the Big Brother house. The diminutive rapper immediately launched an attack on fellow house mates Stephanie Beacham and Dane Bowers.

“I could tell by the way they looked at me that they disapproved. I just I didn’t match up to their expectations.” she exclaimed.

“There bullying brought out the worst in me which reflected on how I was portrayed.” said Sov.

Lady Sov received 64% of the audience votes and was jeered by some of the crowd.

Celebrity Big Brother contestant aka Lady Sovereign (Sov) tries hard to keep up her “Bad-Girl” image as she arrives at the Elstree Studio’s where the Big Brother house is located.

Sov immediately formed a close bond with wild child Sisqo who is famous for his chart topping single “Thong Song”.

Mark Weir – reporter from FLYER said: “We last met Sov four years ago at the Princes Trust Urban Music Festival. (Blue track-suit). The Sov we see today is a far more watered down version. She seems to be at a cross-road in her career.”.

What better way to kick start the new year than a trip down to Selfridge’s concept store in central London and visit their nineties inspired retail experience.

The concept store will present an edit of original nineties and nineties inspired products across fashion, accessories, lifestyle, beauty, design, music, media and film.

The nineties project an eclectic mash-up of influences, where the nihilism of Generation X met the hedonism of the 24 hour party people.

Celebrities who attended this exclusive launch included Radio One Xtra DJ: Sarah Jane Parker, Pixie Geldof, Designer – Henry Holland and the fabulous Noisette front women Shingai Shoniwa who said: “I have decided to give my hair a rest. It feels like my hair has become an extra member of the band. I’m tired of going to bed with pins in my hair.”