My last blog contained my initial response to the Sun's 'boy-dad' story.
Over the weekend, the story has (predictably) escalated, with two older boys cashing in by claiming paternity and an alleged row between Alfie's divorced parents about who has neogtiated the highest payout for their story.
Columnists and politicans alike have spewed out lamentations about 'Broken Britain', suggestions for improvement, and the all-important blame, and everyone on the web has an opinion. Sam Ellis points out that Maisie and her parents need support but I repeat my opinion - Alfie has been used to sell his story, nothing more. He has been treated appallingly, his naivete exploited. How is that ethical?
The only reason this story has impact is because Alfie looks so young. If he looked his age, then there would be nothing exceptional to write about.
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