DailyMail speaks more ... err crap.

[Tintinnabulate]

Yeah.

Title:
EXCLUSIVE: Housemates evacuated from the Big Brother house and put up in a hotel after flooding

By Sarah Bull and Anthony Goodridge
Last updated at 9:58 AM on 18th August 2010


Flood damage is thought to be so severe that the house is unlikely to be deemed safe for housemates in the near future, meaning it is likely housemates will have to be filmed in an alternative location for the time being.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-1303950/Big-Brother-2010-Housemates-evacuated-Big-Brother-house-flooding.html

Yeah err they are back and have been since like 8:50am...

[Special]

dailymail & its readers hate big brother that's why

[Mrs.McCall]

I know! So stupid. They clearly printed misinformation. Glad HMs are back in but the house is a bit ruined. Can't wait for tonight's flood special though.

More like Big Brother Pakistan now!

[Recursion]

dailymail & its readers hate big brother that's why

True.

We read the Daily Mail in this house for teh lulz. Real news comes from the intarwebz!111one!1! True story bro

[-:Undertaker:-]

Another newspaper attack, and coming from somebody who reads the Guardian it really is quite ironic.

Quite obiviously when the article was updated that was not included in the update - article updates and articles themselves are supposed to be ran through and given the go-ahead you know, thats how you run a newspaper generally. Although i'll give you on the fact that the Mail website does need an overhaul.

Anyway its not as though the financially struggling paper you yourself read (from my memory) speaks any more sense than the Daily Mail, Express or Telegraph; http://www.guardian.co.uk/profile/pollytoynbee

Another left wing hypocrite [dear old Polly, the darling of the left] who fits into the same category as Antony Blair, Diane Abbott + numerous Labour MPs and journalists yet you are taken in with the stuff of fairytales that the Guardian prints - but you still have the nerve to attack the Mail over its timing on updates to an online article. The Mail makes mistakes of course, but at least it sells well and is in tune opinion-wise with a large portion of this country which is more than can be said for the Observer and the Guardian along with the Daily Mirror (the Daily Mirror was bleating not long ago about job losses in the public sector due to the new government yet at the same time had laid off a number of staff citing cutbacks whilst giving its senior team generous wage increases).

[Geraint]

Daily Mail in talking **** shocker.