This month the freesheet 'Alive' attempts to change history.
On Page 15 there is a biography of St Oliver Plunkett.
St Oliver Plunkett was born in 1625 and died in 1681. The freesheet 'Alive' has the saint living in a different century.
Also in the November issue is an article 'explaining the absence of global warming'.
Another piece has the headline: 'Understanding the gay agenda'.
In the 'Editor's Jottings there is comment supporting Katie Hopkins and criticism of the Late Late audience, whom the editor claims were hostile towards her.
Is the editor aware that Katie Hopkins is a divorced woman? In that same piece he writes: "a woman may abandon her husband....."
At least, all most confusing. Inaccurate too.
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