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@thetimes The leader says the scandal has been covered "thousands of times" in newspapers. The Times has, it says, published 383 stories, the Mail 343, the Telegraph 234, the Sunday Times 152.
...Then it says that if he lifts remaining restrictions we will be 1st developed country to exit pandemic - and he will be a "hero".https://twitter.com/kathy__odonnell/status/1380811687419318272The Duke of Edinburgh died yesterday. He was 99. Outlived by Captain Tom. I’m sure the Queen will find it odd not to have him around after three-quarters of a century. But most of us will manage.
Yes, you want to tell people what's inside. But try to dial down the self-promotion. A "magical" supplement? And "historic *144* pages? That screams "don't buy me"

I’m particularly struck by what has been identified as the key cause for this celebration:
The tabs are renowned for being nimble between editions. So let's have a look at what they did for their finals. Ah, The Mirror changed one of its sub-heads. The Express replaced the index with a bit about Priti Patel...
More particularly, this thread is about the way the BBC's media rivals - especially the Daily Mail - prosecute that war.
Some tweeps have used composites I created as part of an audit of the way the Press treated #immigration in the runup to #brexit. But they haven't used the most damning versions, so here is the full catalogue from the *Daily*, not Sunday, Mail over the past decade. (2/?)
Some seem to believe that @DominicRaab has suddenly acquired a medical qualification to go with his elevation to caretaker PM. And that a "fighting spirit" is enough to cure the sick.
@DailyMailUK We know the royal couple are sueing the Mail on Sunday. Which everyone in the Press deems "unwise". This little thread is just about the daily, not the Sunday, paper.
They may die because they do not get the medicines they need.
https://twitter.com/docrussjackson/status/1143937398675517445@BrianCathcart @JulianPetley @kathy__odonnell @thetimes As someone who has known Andrew Norfolk for many years as a fine reporter and liked him as a person, I’m uncomfortable with this wholesale attack on his integrity.
Last Saturday, hundreds of thousands marched through London to ask for a second referendum on #brexit. It was announced from the platform that more than a million had taken part. There were certainly a lot.
The total - 92 national newspaper splashes - is the lowest since I started collating these charts five years ago.