They put the word on the front of today's paper, which put both their predictive and scaremongering skills to the test:
'No end in sight'.
Yet before the day was out, the Express' website was reporting:
'No end in sight'?
Monday, 19 April 2010
'No end in sight'
The Express has used one of their favourite words - 'chaos' - around 14 times in the last few days to describe the effects of the ash-cloud from the Eyjafjalljokull volcano in Iceland.
They put the word on the front of today's paper, which put both their predictive and scaremongering skills to the test:
'No end in sight'.
Yet before the day was out, the Express' website was reporting:
'No end in sight'?
They put the word on the front of today's paper, which put both their predictive and scaremongering skills to the test:
'No end in sight'.
Yet before the day was out, the Express' website was reporting:
'No end in sight'?
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