I agree that just because someone's interviewed, it doesn't make them guilty. (In fact, with our police, just because someone's arrested and chraged, that doesn't make themn guilty either, but that's a whole other question.)

I've got to say, though, I didn't have much sympathy for Blair's bleating that we should all stop discussing the issue because those involved don't have a chance to answer back.

Well, welcome to the real world, mate. That goes for everyone, accused of anything from shoplifting to kiddy-fiddling. They don't get a chance to put their side of the story. What makes you so special?