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Only the public interest can justify invasions of privacy

I am a member of that 'public' and I have 'interests' (cont.d) As a member of the ‘public’, I am not immediately aware of the name of my County’s Police Commissioner; nor am I particularly familiar with the extra-curricular activities of my children’s School Headmaster; likewise the Head of the City Hospital, Leader of the Council, Head of Race Relations, the Head of the German Embassy in London or the likes; but I unashamedly admit that would very much have an active ‘interest’ in being made aware of any such individuals involving themselves in practices similar to those recorded for Max Mosley in order for myself to form a vested opinion . In this particular case, add to the mix any connotations which may be derived & implied by Max Mosley’s genealogy and surely any claim of this being a report-worthy item to the interest of others outside of Max Mosley himself would be wholly justified?

13-Aug-2008

5:25 pm