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Kuenssberg blames ‘phone mishap’ after sharing anti-EU post
The BBC's political editor is one of just 354 people to follow an account that has been cited for posting hard-right and xenophobic content.
American journalist reports from COP26…. in ‘Edinburgh’
Specsavers were quick to capitalise on the mistake, telling the CNN anchor he "should've gone to Glasgow".
Brexit: ITV’s Robert Peston called out for tweets that have muddied water in fishing row
"It is not 'contentious', it is wrong. Incorrect. A deliberately bad translation designed to whip up anti-French feeling, anti-EU feeling too," wrote one Twitter user.
‘Boris the Gladiator!’ Sunday Express headline ridiculed as PM given some spicy Latin names
"Hid in a fridge from Good Morning Britain," wrote James Felton.
Facebook’s new name ridiculed by Hebrew speakers – along with everyone else
The new name for Facebook sounds like the Hebrew word for "dead".
BBC to make ‘sweeping changes’ to ‘raise standards’ and ‘challenge bias’
The plans come in response to the Serota Review, which said the BBC needed "improved transparency and openness".
Lineker leaves Twitter user wading in concrete after being told to stick to football
"Everyone should talk about politics, whatever their day job," one person said.
Concretegate: Mike Graham gets the meme treatment – we’ve found the most brutalist of them
"Oo check it out, my concrete plants have shot up over the summer! Trick is: plenty of sunlight, not too much water."
Right-wing press praise Sunak’s ‘tax cuts’ amid highest tax rise in decades
The Daily Express, the Daily Mail and The Telegraph all put a positive spin on the Tories' Budget announcement to mask the biggest tax increase in decades.