infamy

Zalaegerszeg in western Hungary does not get to join the hall of infamy, not after Scotland won a fairly joyless, but wholly professional, behind-closed-doors contest against Belarus.

Maybe this explains the creator’s choice to make the towering media malpractice that cemented Knox’s infamy a minor character as opposed to the acid geyser etching her supposed malice into our collective memory.

But his grilled cheese will live on in infamy through endless fan commentary and even its own merch.

Brady and Hindley achieved infamy in the 1960s as the Moors murderers - so-called because they buried four of their five young victims on Saddleworth Moor, north-east of Manchester.

Deya, who ran a church in London, rose to infamy in the early 2000s, following his claim that he could help infertile couples conceive "miracle" babies through prayer.