to think if you are on the Jeremy Vine show defending your teacher friend

[DuelingFanjo]

who has been convicted for 15 month for an inappropriate relationship with a pupil....

you don't end the call with 'can I say hello to my boyfriend Glen?'

I really think she actually did. Did anyone hear?

people always try to end calls on the radio like that

I did, Jezza didn't seem that impressed with it I reconed

That killed me!!!!!!!!!!

It is not the end of Popmaster you arse. Basically if I was that teacher I would not want that tosspot on my side.

It made me wonder if she really knew the teacher or was just a time waster.

I wondered if perhaps it was a pupil! was I mean, as MovingOOB said, I wouldn't want that person on my side.

Couldn't stand the woman who was on before, talking about lesbians etc. What a load of absolute crap she was spouting!

I heard and LARFED. It broke my scowling angry face, which was a good thing!

Yes Jeremy was on the ball and cut that hello short.
Did she also say of the teacher 'she's a lovely looking girl'
Really relevant.

"i loved the woman saying she thought most young lesbians would benefit from shagging a teacher...."

I was gobsmacked.

As if it's somehow ok for a lesbian teacher to forget her duty of care towards her pupils when it might not be for a heterosexual one. Almost suggesting that lesbian and gay children don't really need as much protection because, well being a lesbian is really hard and getting a shag from anyone makes you feel better or more accepted.

then she started prattling on about what age a child would have to be for it not to be paedophillia. Absolutely ridiculous if you ask me.

I thought the other woman on there, in the studio I assume, was ok. A bit more level headed about the whole thing. I hate it when they get reactionary young people on to voice the opinions of a group. Am sure many Lesbians were cringing.

Anyone know who she was?

Ah - apparently it was stephanie theobald

Good lord. And to think I've never heard of the talented Miss Theobald before.

How daft of her to cross Jezza. My favourite recent 'inappropriate for serious radio' moment was when Radio Four called John Leyne for his comment on the Iranian elections some months ago and a woman with an American accent came on air and said, "John is in the john". The folks back in London pretended that it hadn't happened, but I swear that it did.