Daily Mail False Headlines Again

[Espresso125]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9847905/British-jihadi-bride-injured-allied-air-attack-given-new-arm-500-000-council-house.html

browsing through the mail (on line) would never buy it.. this headline deceives the reader
to anger more people

by saying she in a £500.000 council house but further down it says

"She is living in a new-build council house with members of her family in West London, where similar properties cost between £500,000 and £600,000."

i'm not referring to the fact she is an isis bride just the headline

[david small]

It’s obviously wind up, click bait from the obnoxious daily wail. That rag will one day be brought to book for its incompetence and it’s deliberate propaganda.

[Espresso125]

ToraToraTora
i give up

[Espresso125]

to put things in my prospective 500.000 gets you this in my area
not a council house
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/111092126#/?channel=RES_BUY

[ToraToraTora]

18:13, it's a simple question. She was injured in an allied air attack, the house is probably worth at least a £500k and she does have a prosthetic arm so what is "false" about the headline?

[Spicerack]

Lost me again, 7up.
Are you saying that's her house, it's grotty and it isn't worth £500,000 or a combination thereof?
Look, this journalist might have 'phoned' the story in from his house for all I know.
All papers do similar things but this is hardly a hill worth dying on.
Suggest you save your ire for the kind of spinning that changes the fundamental nature of a story.
In short. Don't sweat the small stuff.

[Spicerack]

Doncaster??? I'd want Hardwick Hall for that sort of brass, lad.

[sevenOP]

"Suggest you save your ire for the kind of spinning that changes the fundamental nature of a story. "

*DAILY MAIL HEADLINE*: "Jihadi bride injured in an allied air attack is given a new arm and a £500,000 council house:"

Disdain, not ire.

[sevenOP]

" Don't sweat the small stuff."

Err, like the actual Headlines ? ( eye bait )

[Espresso125]

Spicerack
no not doncaster outside it by a few miles, would wish doncaster on anyone

[Spicerack]

I was staying in Scunthorpe (around the time they built the Humber Bridge)
I remember thinking, if I stop betting/drinking for a couple of weeks I could buy that house, or that one, or that one. They had those price boards, £600 to £900. Lol.
Obviously in a rough area.

[ToraToraTora]

still waiting for someone to tell me what was "false" about the headline.