Okay, folks, welcome to the latest episode, the latest edition, the latest fantastic revelations from the rock chick writer extraordinaire, Ms. Leslie Ann Jones and myself, the Porkmeister. You have arrived on planet Porky. Welcome, Miss Jones.

Thank you very much, Mr Parry. How are we? Still breathing?

Oh, yes, still breathing. Well, yeah, when I last looked I was. Yeah, I occasionally have to hold a mirror to my face, obviously, to make sure I'm still breathing, but you know how it is. Now, Leslie Ann, I'm very excited

to talk to you right now because I've been looking at a blog you've put out in the last sort of 36, 48 hours

about two subjects which you and I both know quite a bit about. One of them is Max Clifford,

which we've already spoken about in our podcast, but the other is a person we both mutually worked with in Fleet Street called Roy Greenslade.

Would you like to explain to our audience first off, Ms Jones, as to why Greenslade has hit the headlines?

Well, Roy Greenslade wrote a piece declaring his allegiance to the IRA, effectively, and had been part of their organisation, or supporting their organisation, I should say, for the entirety of his Fleet Street career.

So he was working for editing and managing editing, major national

newspapers which were anti-terrorist and putting out stories on a regular basis against the IRA

and all that activity going on in Ireland while secretly being a supporter of them.

And obviously he was married to an Irish journalist, Noreen Taylor,

somebody else we all knew.

Did they actually get married?

I didn't even know they ever got married.

I think he did.

I could be wrong about that.

But she's obviously the mother of Natasha McAlone, quite a famous actress.

Yeah.

And they lived together, Roy and Noreen, in a three million pound palace in Donagall,

County Donegal in Ireland.

Yes.

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