I understand that the death of somebody so young 40 years young to me is horrific, and people react with understandable concern.

But listen to the law.

You want all these people want.

It would make it a criminal offense, not dissimilar for corporate manslaughter, for the British media to knowingly and relentlessly bully a person, whether they be in the public eye or not, up to the point that they take their own life.

What was the bullying?

The police?

The police were called because it would appear this young woman, it is reported, hit her boyfriend round the head with a lamp.

And there's a lot of blood.

Sadly, sadly, will never know the truth.

Of course.

Are you actually saying that a quotes star, something happens that there have you never want to know what's happened?

Where was the bullying?

I'm a sorry Well, how's going any fans?

I can't say that I've never I've never watched an episode of Love Island, and I have no intention of watching so I don't know, but the death of a four year old is absolutely tragic.

When I heard on Saturday evening, my heart went out straight away to her family, onto her friends.

It's horrific, but get this in context.

It's not the media.

And on again, I don't sense with any blame.

This young woman, understandably, understandably, sought to expand her fame.

She quite rightly did.

Loads of interviews posed for those pictures.

Did the whole thing did interview?

That's what you do.

Sadly, her emotional health was not strong enough to take it.

That is the tragedy and this insanity that we would have Caroline's law.