A furore erupted between the government, led by chief spin doctor Alastair Campbell, and the BBC, which refused to back down, having failed to spot the flaws in its reporting.
She caused a great furore at home between my parents".
Alfredo retweeted the ensuing media furore with apparent glee, in between tweets laying into Donald Trump and defending El Chapo as a good father.
See articleMeanwhile, Barack Obama officially launched his campaign from the steps of the Old State Capitol in Springfield, Illinois, the place where Abraham Lincoln forged his political career.A year after Larry Summers said he was quitting the job amid a furore over his comments on differences between the sexes, Harvard University picked a new president.
The Nine Elms crossing follows the recent furore over plans for a garden bridge between Temple and the South Bank in central London, initiated by Joanna Lumley and Thomas Heatherwick.
Snowden's disclosures in foreign media about U.S. surveillance programmes have ignited a political furore in the United States and abroad over the balance between privacy rights and national security.
It's not fair," she told the Guardian of the Luxleaks furore, in which thousands of documents were released detailing tax deals between some of the world's largest companies and the Grand Duchy.
In the UK a furore that drew attention to a programme which saw a 50% drop off between weeks one and two (which still leaves Skins with a respectable audience) would be viewed as a triumph.
The recent furore over potential Syrian-Israeli negotiations revealed both the extent of mistrust and the danger of misunderstanding between two veteran foes.
The furore around a book of "inspirational" (America's synonym for Christian) fiction featuring a romance between Aric von Schmidt, a Nazi commandant and a half-Jewish woman, Hadassah Benjamin, is no surprise.
