In Singapore, where gay sex is punishable by up to ten years in prison, Lear was forced to wear underwear in the storm scene and McKellen spoke to the press protesting the community's "personally offensive" anti-gay strictures.
The working press protested to the Captain, who said he was sorry but it was too late for anything to be done.
Members of the Venezuelan press protested a shortage of newsprint.
Having no further legal recourse to appeal against his dismissal, Tomlinson left the United Kingdom, and pursued his arguments against MI6 by publishing articles in the international press protesting his treatment, whilst working on a book detailing his career in the Service.
Meet the Press Terror threats, immigration protests: Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson; former British prime minister Tony Blair.
Justice Scalia referred to the apologies in a separate letter mailed on Friday to the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, which had protested the marshal's actions.
There have been heated meetings between residents and municipal officials, letters to the press, street protests, everything short of a madcap boycott.
The actress Jean Alexander, who played the character of Hilda Ogden in the serial, went to the press in protest at the news.
Barry Bearak (NYT) HONG KONG: PRESS PROTEST The Hong Kong Journalists Association and a pro-democracy group reacted angrily to a warning to local news media by a Beijing official not to report views advocating independence for Taiwan.
