Should the Daily Mail be closed down.

[Buzzer]

Aside from this debate, I went to the Mail website at lunchtime to read up about the massacre in Las Vegas. Its WAAAYYY down the page. The headline is Monarch going bust.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/index.html

Bonkers.

No it's not.

 

[Two Professors]

Aside from this debate, I went to the Mail website at lunchtime to read up about the massacre in Las Vegas. Its WAAAYYY down the page. The headline is Monarch going bust.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/index.html

Bonkers.

Perhaps you should have gone to the U.S. or World news pages.Don't think Las Vegas is in the UK.Bonkers,indeed.

 

[Easy 10]

No it's not.

It is on my screen. Its nestling in the "world at a glance" section, underneath another Maddy story, a burst water pipe, and something about the house in Poldark going up for sale.

 

[Easy 10]

Perhaps you should have gone to the U.S. or World news pages.Don't think Las Vegas is in the UK.Bonkers,indeed.

I'd have thought the Vegas massacre was a big enough story in itself to be the lead on its news page. It is on all the other news websites I've been on.

Hey ho.

 

[Buzzer]

It is on my screen. Its nestling in the "world at a glance" section, underneath another Maddy story, a burst water pipe, and something about the house in Poldark going up for sale.

I googled Daily Mail, clicked the link and hey presto.

https://preview.ibb.co/fcQZ5b/Capture.png

 

[Easy 10]

I googled Daily Mail, clicked the link and hey presto.

Ahhh ok, you've got the the home page. I searched via Google and clicked on the "News" tab - on that one, they lead with Monarch.

 

[looney]

And yet I've noticed you posting in 'working hours'

Time of but usually do not. Another forum ive been on about 15 years does a statistical analysis.

You notice that far left topics like this never come with a poll?