Sentence examples for caught tabloid from inspiring English sources

British documentary maker Chris Atkins made the news last Autumn when he caught tabloid journalists on hidden camera saying they would illegally buy celebrity medical records.

On American talk shows, it is open season on continental Europeans, especially those "cheese-eating surrender monkeys".Politicians seem to have caught the tabloid spirit.

Very often, this will have nothing to do with Murdoch's own manoeuvres; it will simply be a matter of filling news space at the expense of some hapless individual who has caught the tabloid eye.

Bacon, who was fired from the BBC in October 1998 after being caught by tabloid newspapers snorting cocaine and knocking back vodka in a London nightclub, has since rehabilitated his career with stints on Channel 4's Big Breakfast and a well-regarded slot on London station XFM.

Then he was caught by a tabloid photographer leaving the premises barely 20 minutes after he went in.

JUDITH: I am happy for Charles this morning CRESSIDA LEYSHON: If Fergie hadn't got caught in a tabloid sting trying to sell access to the royal family perhaps she would have been invited.

Vaz resigned from his parliamentary role after being caught in a tabloid sting allegedly using the services of sex workers at the same time as his committee was investigating prostitution.

Having avoided the media's attention for the better part of their lives, the daughters of George Getty (who died in 1973) -- Anne, Claire and Caroline -- were caught in a tabloid tempest and dubbed collectively the Georgettes when they squabbled with their half-uncle Gordon over control of the family's Sarah C. Getty Trust.

A couple of the tabloids caught England players smiling on the way home from South Africa – which of course government legislation should outlaw until a decent period of mourning has been observed – and now some have had the temerity to take a holiday.

Both Tests are lost heavily and players are caught up in a tabloid sex scandal.

Shane Warne, memorably caught up in a tabloid sting involving two models and a giant inflatable toy, seems, like Botham, to have had an entire lifetime of it.