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Tabloid Watch
http://tabloid-watch.blogspot.com/
Tabloid Watch looks at the UK tabloid press and highlights the inaccurate, exaggerated and untrue stories they publish on a daily basis. It exposes the truth behind articles on immigration, Islam and political correctness, among many other topics.
- Added on: Sep 3rd, 2009
- Country: United Kingdom
- Language: English
- Author: MacGuffin
- Listed in: News & Media Journalists
- Tags: media lies newspapers press daily mail tabloid
Recent Posts
Express repeats repeats story
The (ahem) 'World's Greatest Newspaper' is leading with the really crucial issues of the day again today.More important than Obama's speech on extra troops for Afghanistan is the news that there will be some repeats on TV over Christmas.A stunning re...
A round-up of Mail fail
A slightly different post, which is going to round-up several links to great posts elsewhere, and also take a very quick look over some of the other stories that haven't been mentioned here, despite best intentions.Last Friday, the Express' disgracef...
The Daily Eggspress (sorry)
The dangers of salt. The wonder of cereal. The wonder of mushrooms. And now the danger of eggs.And not just any eggs. But dirty, scrounging, come-over-here-and-work-on-the-cheap foreign eggs.As usual with any Express story, but particularly their hea...
Express, health, etc
It's becoming increasingly difficult to keep coming up with new ways of saying the same thing about another stupid 'miracle cure' headline in the stupid Express.It's doubtful that anyone who sees this front page headline would believe it. The second ...
Tea, cereal...what will the Express get a press release about next?
To the surprise of precisely no-one, the Express has served up its third pathetic health front page of the week.The news (and that word is used loosely) that fad diets and too much salt aren't good for, but eating breakfast is are three revelations t...
The Great Silence
Earlier this week there was a noticeable silence from the media (except the Guardian and Press Gazette) following the award of nearly £800,000 to a former News of the World journo who suffered from a 'culture of bullying' led by former editor, now C...
