The Guardian published the story after the Daily Telegraph refused to for fear of offending its readers, even after the paper had paid a substantial sum to secure the exclusive rights.
The accounts can also be unlocked if certain conditions are being fulfilled, such as the offending user providing Twitter with their phone number for verification purposes, or deleting the problem tweets.
It's not terrible: Bibb has a lot of fun as Rogers, cursing, burping and generally offending anyone she comes into contact with, and Dratch is a safe pair of hands as her beleaguered pal.
Supt Treble said Field's past pattern of offending was unusual in that he had been prepared to take on two victims at once when he tried to snatch the two teenage boys in 1984.
At least a further 10 articles directly claim that Winterval was used to avoid offending "ethnic minorities".
After much winking from her bewigged husband, she located the offending item, and in a fit of rage threw it into the audience; it nearly took somebody's eye out.
The court in the conservative Muslim country was treated to the spectacle of the mattress, on which the allegedly offending acts occurred, being wheeled in and out.
The Apprentice star and Sun columnist Katie Hopkins has apologised after offending social media users with an apparent joke following the Glasgow helicopter crash.
Henrietta Ireland, a youth offending manager, said teaching such children mindfulness in a group proved too difficult, but they have seen progress one on one.
"I think the editor was worried about offending me, and the staff were overly friendly.
He went on: "He understands that his previous offending was because he had a drink problem and it's in my submission an indication of the strength of his character that he himself has overcome that drink problem through determination and willpower.
