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Rejoice! Inspiring!Theresa May wants to lead the Tories into the next election![]()
Welcome back DTWell i am certainly not keen on her and it's looking all a bit bleak,
Bravo Mr O'Leary by the way I agree best way out is to ignore the ref,
Hooray, he's found a way back! Nice one.Well i am certainly not keen on her and it's looking all a bit bleak,
Bravo Mr O'Leary by the way I agree best way out is to ignore the ref,
The Times isn't giving up. The child is now expected to go to her grandparents, who plan to take her abroad. Her grandmother required translation help and the grandparents are not 'Christian'.Remember that news item about the 5-year old being fostered in Tower Hamlets earlier this week?
A court has ordered that she should go to live with her grandmother in East London. Social Services in Tower Hamlets say that the family they put her with "temporarily" were English speakers. You can make rules telling fosterers they must speak English in front of their English-speaking foster child, but I can't see how you can stop them from speaking Arabic at home if that's what they want to do. Not very helpful to the child, obviously.
The Times and the Daily Mail have been reported to IPSO for their reporting of this.
The Daily Mail (and Mail Online) used a stock photo to accompany their piece. (Why, if it wasn't of the actual child and her fosterer?) It came from Getty Images and was of a Muslim woman and child in a park in Dubai. In the original photo that Getty supplied, the woman had nothing covering her face. By the time the Mail used it, they had Photoshopped a veil onto her face.
But they're not promoting hate or trying to encourage people to hold certain opinions. Oh, no. You'd be a communist if you thought that...
Just read that our new signing, David Wheeler, had a blog in a Devon newspaper in which he railed against Brexit, Trump and austerity and backed a left-wing alliance at the GE. And they call him a right-winger! I like him already.
It's not his left Buttock we should all worry about it's his right ... complete Ordnance Survey map of the Exe Valley showing all water courses and Chinese settlementsOh great... Bet he's got a tattoo of Charlotte Church on his left buttock. Sincerely hope we never have to see it
Remember that news item about the 5-year old being fostered in Tower Hamlets earlier this week?
A court has ordered that she should go to live with her grandmother in East London. Social Services in Tower Hamlets say that the family they put her with "temporarily" were English speakers. You can make rules telling fosterers they must speak English in front of their English-speaking foster child, but I can't see how you can stop them from speaking Arabic at home if that's what they want to do. Not very helpful to the child, obviously.
The Times and the Daily Mail have been reported to IPSO for their reporting of this.
The Daily Mail (and Mail Online) used a stock photo to accompany their piece. (Why, if it wasn't of the actual child and her fosterer?) It came from Getty Images and was of a Muslim woman and child in a park in Dubai. In the original photo that Getty supplied, the woman had nothing covering her face. By the time the Mail used it, they had Photoshopped a veil onto her face.
But they're not promoting hate or trying to encourage people to hold certain opinions. Oh, no. You'd be a communist if you thought that...
It's not his left Buttock we should all worry about it's his right ... complete Ordnance Survey map of the Exe Valley showing all water courses and Chinese settlements
Aren't you doing just what you're accusing the Mail and The Times of doing - prejudging? If there's an IPSO enquiry, let's wait for their report
I'm not prejudging the IPSO investigation. They should respond and decide if there's a case to answer or not. Of course, like all these things, the report will come out far too late to undo any damage done (if there was any) or to vindicate their actions (if there is any).
I am definitely judging the Daily Mail for faking a photograph of a woman to give her a veil that wasn't in the photo and wasn't even related to the story. All I can surmise is they want to provoke an emotional response in certain people and are prepared to do whatever is required to get it. That's already a fact as Getty have explained what the original photo looked like in their files. Shameful.
Readers would have to be immensely naive to believe it was an actual photo of the child and Muslim foster parent, given the protection the law affords to minors. If the actual foster mother did indeed wear a veil outside, then I cannot see the issue. Photos are edited and retouched everywhere, all the time.
have to disagree goldie. the news never just post up fake photos of the people they are describing and deliberately photoshop it.
Even if i think the council are incorrect, the daily mail are a trashy newspaper
What newspapers can't do is publish a made up photo and claim it is real. In this case, the Mail put a footnote - "photo posed by models" which is perfectly proper. So long as they did not contravene copyright on the original photo, they've done nothing wrong imo. You may not like the Mail, Bobby, but don't let your prejudices cloud your judgement here!![]()