The Telegraph: Strictly English, Part 3
Celebs will usually have amazing lifestyles that are revealed by the tabloid press as a series of stunning events.

The Telegraph: Strictly English, Part 3

Sep 7, 2010 at 14:31
Simon Heffer writes:

The language of tabloid exaggeration is apparent on every page of what the trade calls the “red-top” newspapers. Prices soar, and then they crash. In politics, rows about issues are always erupting, and they are inevitably furious. The key participants in them clash, and they evince rage. The consequence of an outrage is that there will be a probe, leading up to a damning report. Read the story here.

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