Recently, a football player in the League that says having had an extramarital affair with Imogen Thomas, previously, won an order nausea protecting your identity photo: REX

The footballer, who plays in England and has children, has become the latest celebrity to use human rights legislation to hide the details of his “indiscretions” with another woman in the audience.

Orders have led to accusations of being abused for privacy laws to protect the reputation of celebrities and athletes of high level.

However, unlike previous orders, the footballer applied for the order together with the other woman.

The injunction comes a month before another player Premiereship brought an injunction after allegedly cheated on his wife in a six-month affair with Imogen Thomas, a former contestant on big brother.

Almost 80 celebrities, including several famous football players, have obtained orders nausea in the British courts in the past six years.

The power of these injunctions has considerably decreased in recent weeks, however, after social networking sites they undermined their effectiveness to reveal the identities of several of the applicants.

Now, legal experts have warned that all existence of orders of celebrities is being undermined by the fact that millions of people are able to read blogs and Twitter pages which aim to reveal or suggestion in detail.

At the beginning of this week a Twitter user that aims to reveal the identity of several names behind orders attracted more than 100,000 followers in a couple of days. The debate spread to Facebook, which has more than 250 million users.

Mark Stephens, a media lawyer, said that the chances of the identity of the footballer recent remaining unknown were minimal.

He said that the Daily Mail: “internet has made these commands without sense.” There is a race between the judges and the social networking sites, and the judges are the lose. I hope that the footballer is aware of the risks faced.

“There is no guarantee that this will not be on the web, fan sites, blogs and gossip around the stadiums”. “The chances of that remains secret are low”.

John Hemming MP, who has campaigned against the orders of nausea, said that the latest injunction would be ineffective.

The Liberal Democrat MP for Birmingham Yardley said: “is increasing the speed to which names of go up on Twitter.” These prohibitions do not have any effect on someone who is going to an internet café, creates an anonymous account and put it online. “Will probably be a week before that we know that it is – will be an interesting test.”

Cabinet Ministers have said to held discussions to press him what some fear are judges impose privacy laws through the back door.

First Minister David Cameron has instructed Secretary Jeremy Hunt culture and Justice Secretary Ken Clarke to develop plans to ensure that the judiciary in line on the great number of orders nausea granted to wealthy sportsmen, actors and other celebrities.

Mr. Hunt said that the Government would act due to the “crazy situation” in which was revealed the names of the stars who have obtained orders in social networking sites.

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