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Piers Morgan lambasted Turner on Twitter, later writing that the incident was "a repulsive insult to every single person who has ever been genuinely raped".
Liverpool's England international Raheem Sterling was recently labelled greedy after asking for £100,000 a week wages (though some Premier League players get paid far more), and lambasted for inhaling laughing gas, or "hippy crack" as some newspapers referred to it.
In a hard-hitting article for the French daily Le Monde, the leader lambasted the uncompromising approach of the EU, European Central Bank and International Monetary Fund for five months of fruitless negotiations.
Marine Le Pen had last week lambasted her father's strategy as "somewhere between scorched earth and political suicide".
But Sir Roger Gale, the veteran Tory MP for Thanet North, lambasted the government.
Critics have lambasted Obama for conducting a counter-terrorism war almost entirely in secret.
The authority, whose 12 members are known as les sages (the wise), declared on Friday that the fight against terrorism justified what lawyers lambasted as unequal treatment of those who become French compared with those who are born French.
Even Mora, who was lambasted back home and received threats of violence upon his return, demonstrated enough quality in Spain to convince Real Murcia to award him a contract.
Brazil's striker Fred, who was lambasted during the tournament for managing only one goal, has bounced back with Fluminense to be the top scorer in the first division.
In the wake of Francis and Kirkup we see ourselves lambasted in the press and vilified by the media.
