| 09:40 UK time, Wednesday, 26 July 2006
The Times: The editor of the ´óÏó´«Ã½'s Sunday AM reponds to criticism of his programme . ()
The Telegraph: "The drama of general election night could soon come to an end because of new voting laws, a Government minister has said." ()
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Wow. If that's the best defence the ´óÏó´«Ã½ can muster to Stephen Pollard's criticisms, then I think it might have been better to say nothing at all.
Faced with the accusation that the ´óÏó´«Ã½ lined up no fewer than 4 anti-Israel guests in a single programme, the editor responds by pointing out that, in fact, one of them is actually anti-Syrian.
It would be funny were it not so serious.
A Murdoch paper comes out in support of Israel? That is a surprise. Whatever next, the Telegraph advising people to vote conservative?
The letter was cut short - no doubt for reasons of space and not because it made the Torygraph look a bit silly.
In fact Barney Jones, editor of Sunday AM, responds in greater detail here.