Daily Mail Reporting At Its Best

[Hymie]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9938273/Marketing-executive-22-dead-alongside-body-man.html

The headline to the story captures what is most important to their readers – not that the woman was murdered, but that the house is worth £300k.

[THECORBYLOON]

Someone at the Daily Mail Online must have thought the value of the house was irrelevant since it's missing now.

[ynnafymmi]

I suppose it would be puerile of me by asking if Hymies post was using the death of a young woman just so he/she could score some political points over a newspaper.As i said before,AB and their posters reach new depths.

[ToraToraTora]

ynnafy: "Using a womans murder for some kind of political points scoring over a newspaper has to be a new low on Answerbank.Shame on you,Hymie" - pretty standard stuff from the nasty left.

[ynnafymmi]

Seems par for the course on AB nowadays,Tora3.No use reporting the posting.Seems like the murder of young women are passe on this site.

[Hymie]

Hey – it wasn’t me who wrote the Daily Mail headline, mentioning the house value before the fact that the woman had been murdered.

Direct your ire at the Daily Mail journalists.

[THECORBYLOON]

Report the thread if you want, no idea which rule you think's been broken but on you go.

[david small]

The rag sheet DM panders to the lowest levels of an already debased society. It’s scurrilous drivelling titillating the superficial pseudo intelligent. It’s once paid journalist’s have give way to illiterate wannabe reporter’s who sell their soiled opinions for a pittance.
Advertisements predominantly intrusive and unwanted crown the glory of this embarrassing pretence of a newspaper.

[Togo]

Non reader of Daily Mail complains of Daily Mail content from his Council sponsored slum property.

[Hymie]

It is a 4 bedroom detached property with (separate) double garage, sitting on approximately ¼ of an acre of land (mortgage free) – so not exactly a Council sponsored slum property.

[jno]

somebody in the Mail building has either read Hymie's thread or come to the same sensible conclusion independently and changed the headline.

Still, all outlets play to their own audience. For instance, in Kent Online she's a "former Kent schoolgirl".

https://www.kentonline.co.uk/faversham/news/tributes-paid-to-kind-caring-thoughtful-former-kent-scho-253107/