Liddle never could resist jumping on a bandwagon.
AS for the Mail I'd never buy it but finding a copy left on a train I'd always read it. Tend to look at it's website most days too. Partly for entertainment but 35 years of public service also tells me that it informs and or reflects the views of a significant part of the populace.
It also picked up stuff relevant to my work in Quangoland that might not make the pages of the Times or Guardian. I might then have to sniff out a less slanted report or a real decision/judgement on BAILII or Judiciary.gov but at least it flagged a case for me.
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