religion’, whereas Roxy thinks religion is an attack on credibility. Nonetheless she found arguing with a professional debater frustrating.

For some reason, the MP began filming her on his phone. She asked him to stop. He didn’t. So she called him a ‘Tory cunt’ and tried to grab his phone.

‘Then he grabbed my phone. So I grabbed his face.’

Not trusting the tabloid press, she refused to tell them her side of the story despite several requests. She was fuming about one detail in the story however. It was reported that she’d called the MP a ‘Tory twat.’

‘As if,’ she spat. ‘I clearly, repeatedly and quite accurately called him a Tory cunt.’

We moved on to Suttons’ Radio, Antic’s new pub in Lewisham High Street, on the site of the longIndian Bollywood play back singer Abhijeet Bhattacharya attends the 'Mirchi Music Awards 2015' ceremony in Mumbai on February 26, 2015. AFP PHOTO (Photo credit should read STR/AFP/Getty Images)

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MUMBAI — Abhijeet Bhattacharya, a Bollywood playback singer who was especially popular in the '90s, found himself at the centre of a swirling controversy on Twitter after he compared homeless people to dogs in a baffling tweet clearly aimed at defending Salman Khan who was convicted today in a 12-year-old hit-and-run case.

As the Mumbai Sessions court sentenced Khan to five years in prison, several celebrities in Bollywood (especially those known to be close to the star) tweeted sympathetically in support.

Roughly translated (including decoding the SMS-speak towards the end), it means, "If a dog sleeps on the road then he/she will die