Thread: Oborne quits Telegraph (with damning open letter)
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Old 18-02-2015, 08:15   #15
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Re: Oborne quits Telegraph (with damning open letter)
Interesting. I wonder if this is the evolution of language we're seeing. The Mail too has truly dreadful spelling, grammar proofing, but judging from the other comments, they're not alone, maybe it's cost cutting, or people don't care, I've seen it creep in (mainly on-line stuff) for a while now.

Regarding most on-line news publications, they've been turning into glorified gossip mags now, with the odd smattering of biassed news here and there.

Perhaps I'll give the Times a go, I'm getting sick of reading 'take a break' with headline news like ' Is this Britain's most selfish car parker'
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