In my work, I have been quoted by The Daily Mail twice. Both times inaccurately to the point of twisting the facts. I was not an opinion in a two sided argument, but a spokesman for what had actually happened.

Other newspapers have been known to get it wrong too mind. But at the Dept of Health, there is an email every day for those who can be called to speak on behalf of health and social care and it is grouped by interest, such as primary care, commissioning, social care etc. There is a separate section called Daily Mail.

Now, why is that, I wonder?