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How can we not link to a story with that headline? Top notch politics blog Honourable Fiend does the decent thing and gives the other Dr Fox both barrels.
Michael Howard, meanwhile, is a closet Morrissey fan. Possibly.
Of course they do. The Daily Mail-O-Matic creates random headlines straight from the pages of Britain’s favourite loony right wing paper. We recommend Mail Watch for a day-to-day rebuttal of nonsense such as…
“Married women in their mid-50s with two children living in Leeds are the happiest people in Britain, a new study claims.”
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“Rachel Hunter? She’s spotty, fat and finished”
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“Blackpool ‘good for your health’”
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Quotes are from today’s dailymail.co.uk. Spotted any other gems in the Mail or Express? Let us know with a link to the offending article.
Feeling queasy? Try the Adult Children of Daily Mail Readers rehab group.
Want news from Conservative Party HQ delivered to your desktop? Funny, us neither.
The Conservatives.com Internet Explorer toolbar displays headlines as they happen.
As well as Google searches, pop-up blocking and speedy access to Conservative Party sites (phew), it has a patented auto-repatriation feature for illegal asylum seekers.
We made that last bit up - but who knows in version two?
As there’s no privacy policy to say what happens to personal data, we assume that lists of sites and searches are sent pronto to Michael Howard’s inbox.
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UPDATE: Conservatives.com web accessibity claims are a sham too.