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Re: The Spectator
I can't find a single news source that will tell me the news without me having to decipher it to guess what the truth probably is.
The amount of articles based on misquoted/twisted evidence is pretty pathetic, all for the case of making news of where there is either none or because it doesn't suit the paper's agenda. I don't think you can blame the journalists for it as they need to serve up stuff I want to read and ultimately, they need to justify their position as journalists.
It's no use for me to get the facts about anything, but a paper that deals with blunt presentation of the news probably wouldn't sell many copies.
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