SMITH RIDICULES WATERMAN'S RECORD; Says Public Can't Expect Him to Speak From First-Hand Knowledge of City.
Mrs Fairhead - the ex-head of the Financial Times Group - said it was "public knowledge that mistakes were made" but added she had "no intention of saying anything negative".
But he said that was public knowledge and common practice, not a crime.
The NHS Partners Network said it was public knowledge that Easton had a seat on the board of the organisation and that this was known when he was invited to join the expert panel.
He said it was public knowledge he was in favour of the impeachment and that he had been referring to the Brazilian economy, not the Petrobras investigation, which he backed.
"When someone says that they won't welcome LGBT veterans in 2014, that's a problem, and, because of this parade, it has become public knowledge," said Hope.
Shenton, 51, said his sexuality "is public knowledge".
"The failure of his marriage to Queen Sofia, from whom he is practically separated, is public knowledge," said José Antonio Zarzalejos, a former editor of the conservative ABC newspaper, in his online column.
"There's a ton of them now that are private equity-backed, but it's not necessarily public knowledge," said Taggart, who puts the number of treatment centers and groups of centers quietly owned by private equity at 30. "It's not something that's real public.
What he said on that day is now public knowledge, but how he said it isn't.
