Wouldn't trust this paper has far as I could throw it. Yesterday they reported that the FIA and ferrari f1 team have an illegal engine then today its gone. Reporting with no prove as always
Former editor of The Sun on Boris Johnson's cabinet picks. "If you put all the worst people I’ve ever met and put them in one room it would be the Cabinet Room and those rooms immediately around it..... these are awful people, dreadful, nasty people."
In Gatwick they used to give it free to passengers....as a good employee trying to keep a nice image of British people, to foreign travelers i used to grab as much as i can and bin them....about 200 every morning ....i felt so good...😁
You're not going to bring in Islamic blasphemy laws on the back of accusations of 'Islamophobia'. Islam is an ideology. And a pretty bad one. And in a free society you can't outlaw criticism of ideology.
"Look, I am not here to be helpful. I am here to help myself, right, so I have no regrets to how I treated some people." -*- Kelvin MacKenzie, Sun editor on coverage of the Hillsborough disaster. 1989.*
Heres a radical idea. Make it balanced. If tv news can show both sides of a debate why cant newspapers? All policies need to be discussed on both their merits and faults. Whether it be brexit, austerity, immigration, climate change etc. They should not need to be pro tory or pro labour. Just show stories the public want to read and be fair as you may get new readers and be able to widen your target audience. Newpapers are unpopular because they are all completely biased.
@@phillipoleary2532 Were you being ironic? I'm guessing you probably are given the context, but it's very hard to tell irony/sarcasm via writing/typing so best to make yourself clear really.
With the headline in 2016 calling for the silencing of opponents of Brexit, anyone would think *Anders Breivik* was the editor of that fascist newspaper at the time!
Totally wasn't expecting this. I usually still see The Express as a completely biased Tory newspaper but this interview has steered me in a new direction. This guy seems quite open minded and willing to change how media rhetoric is presented. I hope he succeeds in erasing the toxicity out of the paper.
So he's known the paper since the 1960's, he's been working as newspaper guy for years-and is blaming the Express for trapping him into accepting their '5 minutes' only job offer. After this, how could anyone want to hang on for another 40 minutes of CH4.
The interview I want to see with this guy is the one where he explains the decision to put the flag of a country whose current regime's national hero is Stepan Bandera, a WW2 ultra-nationalist who led an organisation which fought alongside Nazi-Germany against the Soviet Union, and stood by or - more likely - actively supported the Germans in the murder of 1.5 MILLION Ukrainian Jews in the June-December 1941 'Holocaust By Bullets'. While evidence of their involvement in THAT genocide is only strongly circumstantial, they certainly murdered 100,000 Poles all by themselves. It is a grave understatement to say that Jones and his editorial team fell asleep at the wheel on this one! It's not as if they hadn't had warning that something stank: starting with the Victoria Nuland/Geoffrey Pyatt US state department sponsored 2014 coup, the same regime has been removing the civil rights of a section of its own citizens and actively waged war against the region of the country where they were most concentrated (killing 14,000 citizens) from 2014 until 2022. I suppose the Daily Express could discount those facts though: they were only ethnic Russians when all was said and done. I watch with interest to see how this excuse for a newspaper will attempt to navigate its way back from having committed to a position so far on the wrong side of history.
compendious succient Are you trying to convey that usherers of abject submission to the establishment are in fact frightened out of their wits by some mirror image of their true inner being . This hypocrite is rather performative but surely would conform in a twinkling of an eye if such submission afforded him some sort of continued prominence .
compendious succient Do you mean this guy is so subservient to the ruling elites that he's scared out of his wits by the "islamist " mirror image , he'd submit in a second provided he was offered a position of prominence . Got to admit that he's at least agile and reasonably self aware .
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Worst paper in Britain
Wouldn't trust this paper has far as I could throw it. Yesterday they reported that the FIA and ferrari f1 team have an illegal engine then today its gone. Reporting with no prove as always
Former editor of The Sun on Boris Johnson's cabinet picks.
"If you put all the worst people I’ve ever met and put them in one room it would be the Cabinet Room and those rooms immediately around it..... these are awful people, dreadful, nasty people."
The Daily Excess is a total disgrace to truth and journalism.
In Gatwick they used to give it free to passengers....as a good employee trying to keep a nice image of British people, to foreign travelers i used to grab as much as i can and bin them....about 200 every morning ....i felt so good...😁
Admirable 👍
Most mornings, whilst commuting, I somehow manage to spill a specially prepared coffee on the pile of free metro papers.🤷♂️
You're not going to bring in Islamic blasphemy laws on the back of accusations of 'Islamophobia'. Islam is an ideology. And a pretty bad one. And in a free society you can't outlaw criticism of ideology.
"Look, I am not here to be helpful. I am here to help myself, right, so I have no regrets to how I treated some people."
-*- Kelvin MacKenzie, Sun editor on coverage of the Hillsborough disaster. 1989.*
Heres a radical idea. Make it balanced. If tv news can show both sides of a debate why cant newspapers? All policies need to be discussed on both their merits and faults. Whether it be brexit, austerity, immigration, climate change etc. They should not need to be pro tory or pro labour. Just show stories the public want to read and be fair as you may get new readers and be able to widen your target audience. Newpapers are unpopular because they are all completely biased.
Like the BBC do, completely unbiased.
@@phillipoleary2532 Were you being ironic? I'm guessing you probably are given the context, but it's very hard to tell irony/sarcasm via writing/typing so best to make yourself clear really.
With the headline in 2016 calling for the silencing of opponents of Brexit, anyone would think *Anders Breivik* was the editor of that fascist newspaper at the time!
Totally wasn't expecting this. I usually still see The Express as a completely biased Tory newspaper but this interview has steered me in a new direction. This guy seems quite open minded and willing to change how media rhetoric is presented. I hope he succeeds in erasing the toxicity out of the paper.
The Express is still awful, and it's web site / Facebook page is off the scale. What GJ says does not quite stack up!
So he's known the paper since the 1960's, he's been working as newspaper guy for years-and is blaming the Express for trapping him into accepting their '5 minutes' only job offer. After this, how could anyone want to hang on for another 40 minutes of CH4.
Don’t be fearful of the outspoken minority on Twitter.
One of the most effective ways of dealing with Islamaphobia would be to shut down the Express.
Phobia is a fear and fear is not hatred.
My dad reads this paper. It's not really a newspaper.
The interview I want to see with this guy is the one where he explains the decision to put the flag of a country whose current regime's national hero is Stepan Bandera, a WW2 ultra-nationalist who led an organisation which fought alongside Nazi-Germany against the Soviet Union, and stood by or - more likely - actively supported the Germans in the murder of 1.5 MILLION Ukrainian Jews in the June-December 1941 'Holocaust By Bullets'. While evidence of their involvement in THAT genocide is only strongly circumstantial, they certainly murdered 100,000 Poles all by themselves.
It is a grave understatement to say that Jones and his editorial team fell asleep at the wheel on this one! It's not as if they hadn't had warning that something stank: starting with the Victoria Nuland/Geoffrey Pyatt US state department sponsored 2014 coup, the same regime has been removing the civil rights of a section of its own citizens and actively waged war against the region of the country where they were most concentrated (killing 14,000 citizens) from 2014 until 2022. I suppose the Daily Express could discount those facts though: they were only ethnic Russians when all was said and done. I watch with interest to see how this excuse for a newspaper will attempt to navigate its way back from having committed to a position so far on the wrong side of history.
I would just like to know I can stop their disgusting clickbait infesting my newsfeed.
He needs to work for the Mirror
He sounds like a Labour man trying to make a Tory newspaper a Labour one.
Hes just steered it away from ukip back to the tories.
Its just a job? Poor justification.
editor of one of the most shittiest paper in Britain. Yes really, I would like that men to be my guest.
I very much appreciate this episode. Thank you Krishnan.
Has he read his own rag?
The disgusting comic called Express ! Telling UK to prepare for nuclear war ,,shame on the vile fear spreading joke of an editor.!!!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️I bet £50 they would all turn Royalist editor for £65trillion per annum⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Islamiphobia literally translates as ‘fear of submission’
compendious succient Are you trying to convey that usherers of abject submission to the establishment are in fact frightened out of their wits by some mirror image of their true inner being . This hypocrite is rather performative but surely would conform in a twinkling of an eye if such submission afforded him some sort of continued prominence .
compendious succient
Do you mean this guy is so subservient to the ruling elites that he's scared out of his wits by the "islamist " mirror image , he'd submit in a second provided he was offered a position of prominence .
Got to admit that he's at least agile and reasonably self aware .
You need to look up the word 'literally'
prophetsnake obviously I do not
@@compendioussuccient6784 Ah, because you wouldn't know how to read or comprehend a dictionary entry, so it would be a waste of time. Gotcha.
Listening to a channel 4 journalists questioning another journalist on bias us feckin hilarious
fake news