And I'm really sorry that because of my thoughtless, wilful, arrogant behaviour, I created enormous difficulties for my wife and my children, who I would do anything to not hurt".
For WHAT?' Despairing of Georgina, whose wilful bad behaviour was testing the admittedly fragile limits of their endurance, the couple had contacted social services, begging them to take their daughter into care.
Here are the key findings: The report described Murdoch, the 81-year-old News Corp chairman, as exhibiting "wilful blindness" to behaviour at the now-closed News of the World.
Apple, however, said it applauded the court "for finding Samsung's behaviour wilful and for sending a loud and clear message that stealing isn't right".
Apple said it applauded the court "for finding Samsung's behaviour wilful and for sending a loud clear message that stealing isn't right".
Most damagingly, he was accused of "wilful neglect" and "unethical behaviour" by deciding to evacuate an elderly woman – the wife of the Seigneur – to Guernsey this year in the marine ambulance rather than the Barclay brothers' helicopter.
His wilful and often unruly behaviour in class and on stage did nothing to impede his rapid progress through the ranks of the Kirov, leading to ecstatic acclaim for him on tour with them in Paris in June 1961 and the famous last-minute defection, straight from the pages of Le Carré, at Le Bourget airport.
Children went into "meltdown" not as wilful displays of bad behaviour but as intense responses to overwhelming situations.
With regard to behaviour, discussion centred around wilful violation of crossing protocols, often as a time-saving measure, as well as driver complacency due to high levels of familiarity.
Audrey Gallacher, of Consumer Focus, said the firm's behaviour had involved "deliberate and wilful mis-selling".
