Using the accidental death of a child to score a cheap political point.

and a tragic story.

But the spin is absolutely typical of the Mail. Don't forget they thought Hitler was a good egg. My mother in law is an avid reader which explains a lot. I won't have it in the house. The Mail. Not the ma-in-law.

It's the pathetic linking of cause and effect that is so depressing. Why not the blame the parents for not sending her to a private school like all right thinking parents should? Then she would have been in school and not sitting under a tree. See...it's easy and utterly pointless playing that game.

I must admit I find it slighlty disturbing that a fellow Word reader frequents the Mail website.

Think you've put all your eggs in one barrel there

Daily Telegraph
Sun.

Do I see a trend emerging?

A year or so ago, they reported on the number of children who now contract mumps, measles etc and blamed the last Government on the vaccination rate decreasing under them. I wrote to them pointing out the fact that they filled their rag with scaremongering stories re autism etc being linked to the jabs on what was clearly, a political mandate rather than a health issue. Surprisingly, I didn't receive a response.
They still believe if the great dictator Thatcher was still in power, we would all live in a far happier place. What they fail to see is that we are now suffering the consequences of Thatcher's greed policies as the generation who were brought up under her dictatorship are now adults themselves and have a 'look after number 1' attitude that she encouraged.
Right rant over. Carry on.

I know this isn't a new theory - but here goes.

The Daily Mail website is a classic internet troll (say outrageous things, get a reaction) and will only go away if we ignore it. Every day I see my (liberal) twitter stream filled with people foaming at the mouth at something outrageous on their site - and always linking to it.

By linking to it, we're rewarding them with hits, which they can then sell to advertisers...

Don't feed the trolls.

'Murderous Onions' - gotta book that eye test.

That life and mood could be improved immeasurably by simply avoiding newspapers.

The SUN can report that much-loved office teaboy Ernie Crumm (17) was killed this morning when one of the remaining killer bendy buses, introduced into service by Mad Red Ken, jumped the pavement and ploughed into the bus queue he'd just joined. He was the only fatality, a fact put down to his avid newspaper reading. "If he hadn't been concentrating so deeply on the thoughtful political analysis in his Daily Mail", said an eye witness, "he'd have seen it coming and leapt to safety".

articulate in my comments and responses to the written word but alas in reading that piece in The Daily Mail I cannot get past the word 'c*nt'.

Hell isn't imaginary nor is it other people, it is The Daily Mail.

The Mail is scum of the highest order,I Too read murderous onions must bring tears to ones eyes