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Brighton No Borders’s MailWatch series
June 12, 2010
A series of articles by No Borders Brighton in late 2009 debunking migration-related stories (or lies, to be more accurate) in the Daily Mail, the self-styled "last bulwark against the tide of filth that is threatening to Engulf civilisation," i.e. those filthy foreigners wanting to steal our jobs, our homes and women.
Britain’s full.. of crap press
June 12, 2010
A common argument used by right-wing, racist press against immigration and migrants is that the country is 'full' and cannot cope with the 'flood' of immigration - which's total rubbish, of course.
Terrorist plots, Londonistan and Melanie-Phillipistan
June 11, 2010
Here we go again. Another article by right-wing Dail Mail columnist Melanie Phillips jumping on the bandwagon of an alleged 'Islamic' terrorist plot and conflating Muslim, Islamic, Islamist, terrorist, Al-Qaeda and so on, in order to convince her readers that Britain has become a 'Londonistan', or a hub for 'Muslim terrorists'.
First casualty of cutbacks: The truth
June 11, 2010
To prevent the rash and inaccurate reporting about asylum seekers, we must stare into the eyes of the story, writes a journalist who has. By Paul Kenyon.
Let England play
June 6, 2010
A Daily Mail reader's letter demanding that World Cup coverage is limited to England's games, instead of bothering with all those other 'meaningless' countries.
Keep Britain ‘White’
June 6, 2010
Below are two articles by right-wing Daily Mail columnist Melanie Phillips, claiming that the Labour government had been 'plotting' to change 'Britain's identity' by encouraging mass immigration (really?!) and implying that the country should be kept, well, white.
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Daily Mail firmly aligned with the far-right
August 20, 2010
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I first heard the news that seven HMRC employees had been sacked for racial discrimination via the BBC yesterday and I was curious to see how the Daily Mail covered the story. Not surprisingly they cover it in a way designed to invoke outrage against the ethnic minorities who were the victims of racism, rather than the seven employees sacked for being racist (a further two employees resigned immediately when the racism was discovered).