Why is the Daily Mail so obessed with Elton and David's son???

[sp1814]

Twelve different 'stories' since December 28th!

The latest report is sheer speculation based on a rumour:

http://www.dailymail....-imagine-bought-.html

Surely Middle England has run ou of feelings of outrage on this particular piece of news?

Or it that a well that never runs dry?

[Gromit]

Dwight famously won £1 million damages from the Sun. Now he is with child, his emotions will be ruling his head. People become irratioally protective, especially of their first born. I would not be surprised if he does not again take recourse of going to the courts.

That way, the Mail xan hate him even more. Just a theory.

[eyethenkyew]

"Twelve different "stories" since December 28th!"

So who's counting? But more importantly: who gives a flying flubbalub?

The Daily Express has been rattling on about a certain late "Royal personage's" death since 1997!!! Now, that's REALLY irritating!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Whickerman]

if it's true, good luck to them and what a lucky child.

Guessing it's a slow news day.

[cazzz1975]

the mail is also obsessed with weight stories!

[sara3]

"ALISON TYLER *imagines* what they may have spent so much on... "

so she doesn't actually know, bless her.. she must have been busy googling for any expensive baby items!

[chrissa1]

I've just checked my paper copy of today's Mail and it doesn't figure in there.

[gingejbee]

A newspaper is only interested in printing what it's readership WANTS to read....and we all know what interests Daily Mail readers!

[boxtops]

"Feelings of outrage"? I'm not outraged - why should we be? It's their business!

[naomi24]

sp, your implication disparages middle England.

[naomi24]

.... and to add to that, I think some people on here think they appear to be rather smart if they 'diss' the Daily Mail. (And before anyone starts jumping up and down in indignant outrage - no - I am not a Daily Mail reader. This is simply an observation).

[naomi24]

.... and furthermore..... the Daily Mail is often read only by those who consider themselves to be Middle England .... but in actual fact may not be, ;o)

Time for bed. Night all.

[sandyRoe]

The Mail appears to be xenophobic and reactionary. Are they the views of middle England?

[naomi24]

Sandy, personally I wouldn't say so .... but I refer you to my previous answer.

Got to go. Night. x

[sandyRoe]

Working class right-wingers, the worst of the lot, in my opinion.

[gingejbee]

Well, I don't think that I'm particularly "smart" because I criticize the Daily Mail - just observant. BUT I am smart enough to read between the lines - that's where the hidden agenda is.

[anotheoldgit]

Good grief what not to get all worked up about.

Seems to me that those who propose not to read the Mail will even delve into a supplement specially created for the female reader.

Gromit goes on about Dwight's emotions ruling his head, as if he had actually given birth to a baby and his hormones where all over the place, and talks about him going to court.

sandyRoe accuses the Mail of being xenophobic and reactionary.and queries "Are they the views of middle England"? Later to state /// Working class right-wingers, the worst of the lot,///

Yes it seems that some so called 'Daily Mail Haters' get rather agitated over what is after all an innocent and light hearted piece of trivia.

[sp1814]

AOG

Twelve stories in six days - it's a little bit mad by anyone's reckoning!

[thedaveformula]

lol elton john doesn't shop in HAMLEYS LOL, he goes up to portman village up by hyde park

[anotheoldgit]

/// Twelve stories in six days - it's a little bit mad by anyone's reckoning! ///

You failed to tell us that most if not all these stories were collected from the TV & Showbiz section of the paper, and the one you provided a link from came from the Femail section of the Daily Mail.

Which puts an entirely different slant on things.

[naomi24]

gingejbee, like sp and a lot of others here who make it a habit to ridicule the Daily Mail and its readers, you're clearly not smart enough or observant enough to realise that it doesn't actually represent Middle England.