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Fri 20th January 2012
“man writes something inflammatory in low circulation newspaper then later retracts it”
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– Chris McGreal, The Guardian
Tue 29th November 2011
“Scilly season”
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– Steven Morris, The Guardian
Mon 5th September 2011
“Astonishing new perspective on Cliff Richard”
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– Paul MacInnes, The Guardian
Mon 1st August 2011
“Most twenty year olds ate too much salt when they were babies, report says. @stevenmorris20”
ephemeraldog #
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– Steven Morris, The Guardian
Tue 10th May 2011
“Journalist takes a pinch of science, a peck of opinions and creates an unpalatable mess”
ephemeraldog #
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– Jon Henley, The Guardian
Sun 24th April 2011
“a family go first to the supermarket and later to church”
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– Daily Mail Reporter, Daily Mail
Tue 12th October 2010
“actress who sometimes wears revealing clothes, does not do so on this occasion”
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– Mail Online Showbiz Reporter, Daily Mail

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