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- May 6, 2010
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'Zoo magazine has apologised for an agony uncle column under actor Danny Dyer's byline that advised a reader to cut his ex-girlfriend's face.
Alex, 23, from Manchester, wrote to the publication aimed at young men saying he was unable to get over a break-up.
Dyer's column's advice was to go on the "rampage" with the boys or "cut your ex's face, then no-one will want her".
Zoo blamed the comments on a production error, but anti-violence campaigners said the advice was "inexcusable".
Refuge CEO Sandra Horley said: "It is all too easy to dismiss comments like these as a joke, but we know that domestic violence takes lives and ruins lives.
"Two women are killed every week by a current or former partner - and these figures aren't going down.
"One in eight young men believe it is OK to hit their girlfriend if she is nagging."'
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/8663975.stm
And why do so many men think they are men, by hitting their partners?
Alex, 23, from Manchester, wrote to the publication aimed at young men saying he was unable to get over a break-up.
Dyer's column's advice was to go on the "rampage" with the boys or "cut your ex's face, then no-one will want her".
Zoo blamed the comments on a production error, but anti-violence campaigners said the advice was "inexcusable".
Refuge CEO Sandra Horley said: "It is all too easy to dismiss comments like these as a joke, but we know that domestic violence takes lives and ruins lives.
"Two women are killed every week by a current or former partner - and these figures aren't going down.
"One in eight young men believe it is OK to hit their girlfriend if she is nagging."'
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/8663975.stm
And why do so many men think they are men, by hitting their partners?