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The tales told in their pages often rival contemporary and much- criticised real-life magazines with their details of serial infidelity, drugs and booze benders, clashes with the law and near-death experiences.

Crimeans then held a referendum and voted to join Russia, though the vote was widely criticised as offering no real choice.

Of course, the question remains whether this newly found empathy will have any real impact on the widely criticised handling of the situation by the government.

Criticised for excessive compression and distortion.

They must be the most criticised group of women ever.

Vodafone is the most criticised mobile phone operator.

Soon after the meeting its much criticised chief executive resigned.

"Let's get down to real politics, which is working for the social and economic development of our people". Mr Hume, who steps down as SDLP party leader next month, helped to persuade the republican movement to enter mainstream politics after holding several sessions of heavily criticised secret talks with the Sinn Fein president, Gerry Adams.

An inquest later criticised police handling of the case.

The Open Rights Group, which campaigns for individual rights online, criticised moves to rush the bill through parliament before the election, saying "measures to allow disconnection of individuals from the internet, for undefined periods of time" and web blocking laws were pushed through "with no real scrutiny and limited debate".

The much-criticised Ronaldo, who scored both of Portugal's goals, had a lot to do with that and his sudden revival following the long campaign with Real Madrid is stirring for the rest of the squad as they anticipate the quarter-final against the Czech Republic.