Daily Mail mixes up Utrecht
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Daily Mail mixes up Utrecht
Just to prove you can't believe anything in the Daily Mail, they have an article on why you should visit Utrecht, then post photos of Lisbon and Trier .
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/ar...VERYWHERE.html
Of course by the time you read this they may have read the comments and corrected the pictures...
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/ar...VERYWHERE.html
Of course by the time you read this they may have read the comments and corrected the pictures...
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Very nice mess they made of that. Love the comments in Dutch confusing the English readers.
I saw a recent article on Galicia in the Irish times. They too had added photos of places which were not in Galicia. I tweeted them about it and all they did was keep the few that were ok the rest were removed.
https://twitter.com/ribeirasacra/sta...40838415998976
So I have just tweeted the DM on this.
I saw a recent article on Galicia in the Irish times. They too had added photos of places which were not in Galicia. I tweeted them about it and all they did was keep the few that were ok the rest were removed.
https://twitter.com/ribeirasacra/sta...40838415998976
So I have just tweeted the DM on this.
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they seem to have fixed [most of it] now - I'm not familiar enough with any of the places to know if they are all Utrecht but the top two look as if they probably are.
very funny.
but strange - I know that the Cornwall tourist board has a library of local photos that journos etc can access - so all they had to do was to ask the Utrecht TI.
simples.
very funny.
but strange - I know that the Cornwall tourist board has a library of local photos that journos etc can access - so all they had to do was to ask the Utrecht TI.
simples.
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>>that would be the Sun, pariswat. Too many little old ladies like my mum read the Daily Mail for them to use girlie pics.<<
By repute, annhig, I believe the Mail Online has a rather more racy approach than the print version, though with its own unique combination of prurient censoriousness rather than the Sun's overt nippleage.
By repute, annhig, I believe the Mail Online has a rather more racy approach than the print version, though with its own unique combination of prurient censoriousness rather than the Sun's overt nippleage.
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P you'll find even the SUN has managed to do without the official nipple on page 3 for some time now, still manage to offer a lass in her underwear now.
Also they never said sorry for their Sheffield/Liverpool coverage so not read there.
Also they never said sorry for their Sheffield/Liverpool coverage so not read there.
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" they never said sorry for their Sheffield/Liverpool coverage so not read there."
Neither did the BBC for carrying EXACTLY the same untrue allegations against Liverpool supporters the night before. And broadcasting them to four times as many people as read The Sun.
But it's not owned by Murdoch, so Britain's bigots - and Liverpool's infinite number of self-pitying whingers - haven't run a "let's boycott the BBC" campaign.
Neither did the BBC for carrying EXACTLY the same untrue allegations against Liverpool supporters the night before. And broadcasting them to four times as many people as read The Sun.
But it's not owned by Murdoch, so Britain's bigots - and Liverpool's infinite number of self-pitying whingers - haven't run a "let's boycott the BBC" campaign.






