... star of what is, I guess, the worst headline ever written about anyone. It came from leading British newspaper The Daily Mail, which acted as a sort of Enola Gay in dropping the following withering payload that includes the S-bomb, N-bomb, O,bomb ...

... long poles to test high-up fire alarms because letting the firefighters use stepladders might lead to injuries. [Daily Mail, 4-5-09] The South Kesteven District Council decided in May to no longer hoist the oversized Flag of St. George ...

... Sacramento Bee, 8-5-08] London's Daily Mail profiled two 10-children British ... various government benefits, which The Daily Mail said would require a tax-paying ... of $68,000 a year to draw. The Daily Mail reporter also noted that the Tate ...

... mining company that they believed were exploiting their land. The Peruvian guide finally negotiated their freedom but had to call for another bus, since the villagers completely destroyed the original. [Daily Mail (London), 9-13-08]

... work on quickly and directly. One, don't take on any new card debts. Two, bust a gut to pay off or sharply reduce your existing credit card balance. Three, make quick use of a shredder or scissors when you sort through the daily mail.

... Columbus Dispatch] London's Daily Mail reported in March that among the ... to know that the child is safe. [Daily Mail, 3-26-09] The Continuing Crisis ... Can't you control that?'" [Daily Mail (London), 3-4-09] The Democratic ...

... single-handedly and nonstop around the world) not to light a portable stove unless a "safety adviser" supervised. [Daily Mail] Oops! For 15 years, police in southern Germany have been futilely tracking a female "serial killer" whose DNA ...

... childhood obesity by creating programs to shape up kids as young as 10 months (teaching galloping, "monkey jumps" and forward rolls), and in February, one gym will begin accepting 4-month-olds. [Daily Mail (London), 11-13-07]

... duties, she said, was to massage his head periodically so that he could concentrate better, to assist his lawyers. [Daily Mail (London), 11-9-07] In January, the town of Herouxville, Quebec (pop. 1,300), famously enacted a "code ...

... his wallet wouldn't do. The guards at John Wayne Airport in Orange County searched his bag, he told the Charleston Daily Mail for a story published Monday. Then he remembered picking up a copy of Charleston Magazine while on his way to the West ...