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The Daily Telegraph newspaper published photographs which were allegedly made at a party in the house of the Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. In particular, one of the photos shows a woman dressed in a tight police uniform. On the other depicted the girls in explicit poses. It is worth noting that the images difficult to conclude exactly where and under what circumstances they were made. Berlusconi himself to them not. Presumably, the photos are part of the case of illicit relationship with Mr Berlusconi a 17-year old girl Karima El Marug. According to investigators, the Italian prime minister had paid for sex with an underage dancer, which is prohibited by law. According to some reports, the photos were taken October 23-24, 2010. The Australian writes that in the full version of the police dossier is evidence that the survey was conducted in the house of Mr Berlusconi. Meanwhile edition Giornalettismo argues that the media published photographs are not related to party and Berlusconi were not made at his home. Official comment on the publication staff did not follow. Sex scandal Berlusconi moved to the acute stage after a February 2010 Court of Milan gave permission for the involvement of the Prime Minister to court on charges of links with an underage girl. Berlusconi's accusations, and rejects claims that he never paid for sex with girls. El Marug, in turn, explained that she received from the Prime Minister's 7000 euros per visit to a party, but love with him and was not involved in anything wrong did not.
