Who's Sorry Now?
Turns out that the idiot 'protester' who threw a fire extinguisher off the roof of Millbank Tower in London - during the tuition fees riot - is another posh middle-class boy.
Not - as some suggested at the time - a signed-up member of 'Anarchists R Us'.
Edward Woollard, 18, pled guilty to a charge of violent disorder at the City of Westminster Magistrates' Court - and his solicitor said on his behalf:
'Mr Woollard is pleading guilty and I make it very clear - he is very sorry for his actions.'
A charge of violent disorder carries a maximum sentence of five years in prison - under the Public Order Act.
Woollard's parents watched from the public gallery - as his case was referred to Southwark Crown Court for sentencing - at a later date.
The 18-year-old attends a top performing school - Brockenhurst College in Hampshire - and is studying for A -levels in politics, classics and philosophy.
Woollard apparently lives with his parents - in a four bedroom £275,000 detached house.
But he seems to believe that people from much less comfortable backgrounds - should pick up the tab for his higher education.
Not - as some suggested at the time - a signed-up member of 'Anarchists R Us'.
Edward Woollard, 18, pled guilty to a charge of violent disorder at the City of Westminster Magistrates' Court - and his solicitor said on his behalf:
'Mr Woollard is pleading guilty and I make it very clear - he is very sorry for his actions.'
A charge of violent disorder carries a maximum sentence of five years in prison - under the Public Order Act.
Woollard's parents watched from the public gallery - as his case was referred to Southwark Crown Court for sentencing - at a later date.
The 18-year-old attends a top performing school - Brockenhurst College in Hampshire - and is studying for A -levels in politics, classics and philosophy.
Woollard apparently lives with his parents - in a four bedroom £275,000 detached house.
But he seems to believe that people from much less comfortable backgrounds - should pick up the tab for his higher education.
