Original sentence: Johnson is regularly mocked in the liberal British press (and Private Eye) for what his critics regard as inconsistencies and changes of opinion.Johnson's books are listed by subject or type.Moving back to London in 1955, he joined the Statesman's staff; he was leader writer, deputy editor and then editor of the Statesman from 1965 to 1970.They have two sons, the literary journalist Daniel Johnson and Luke Johnson, the businessman and chairman of (ironically) Channel 4 Television, and a daughter Sophie, who has worked as a television scriptwriter
Edited sentence: Johnson is regularly mocked in the liberal British press (and Private Eye) for his inconsistencies and changes of opinion.Johnson's Books are listed by subject or type.Moving back to London in 1955, he joined the Statesman's staff; he was leader writer, deputy editor and then editor of the Statesman  from 1965 to 1970.They have two sons, the literary journalist Daniel Johnson and Luke Johnson, the businessman and chairman of (ironically) Chasnnel 4 Television, and a daughter Sophie, who has worked as a television scriptwriter