"Vulnerable as a lorryload of gravel"

twitter.com/mwilliamsthomas/status/1031612595197947906/photo/1

Hope she isn't struck off.

I think it's fair, though not necessarily acceptable, to say, 'they don't like it up 'em.'

I trust Barbara will be ok, and that this snippet from former journalist Mark Watts covered the cost of his breakfast.

I think there might have been some deliberate confusion here between victims and complainants. As usual.

I doubt if she will be struck off. Barristers who are struck off have usually done something pretty bad - defrauding a client of a large amount of money, been convicted of a serious offence (and I don't mean a few parking or speeding tickets) - that type of thing. The BRB may ultimately levy a lesser sanction, perhaps a requirement to go for re-training or to have her social media activity reviewed by a senior member of the profession.

For anyone who can't see the tweet, it reads:

"The Bar Standards Board found lawyer Barbara Hewson (56) was in breach of the codes of conduct via @DailyMirror . Not surprised a vile women ."

And is followed by a photo of the following newspaper article:
www.pressreader.com/uk/sunday-mirror/20180819/282024738106848