During an election year, this publication published an editorial backing a candidate which was purported to be written by Stalin.
During an election year, this publication published an editorial backing a candidate which was purported to be written by Stalin. The appointment of a poet to a chair position at a prominent University led to this publication printing the headline "Would You Let This Man Near Your Daughter?" This newspaper lost a large number of readers in a major city after a report that alleged soccer fans urinating on police and stealing from the dead. That headline was referring to the Hillsborough stadium disaster where Liverpool fans were blamed for interfering with a rescue effort, allegations which were later proved false. This publication printed the headline "Gotcha!" which was seen by many critics as celebrating the deaths of hundreds of enemy soldiers on the General Belgrano during the Falkland Islands War. For 10 points, name this trashy British newspaper owned by Rupert Murdoch, the most widely read newspaper in the United Kingdom.
During an election year, this publication published an editorial backing a candidate which was purported to be written by Stalin.
The Sun