Paper Monitor
13:11 UK time, Thursday, 7 July 2011
A service highlighting the riches of the daily press.
It's a story to warm the .
Cheryl Holden was 15 when she became pregnant after a schoolyard relationship with Michael Fernandes, then 13.
But a decade later... *some more ellipsis for effect*... they're still together. They've had two more kids, are hoping to get married soon, and dad supports the family by getting up at dawn every day to work as a landscape gardener.
The story is given an extra dose of piquancy by a Mail drop intro: "It was an announcement that carried with it all the depressing hallmarks of a feckless broken family in the making."
Yup. That's the kind of thing that gets written about teenage parents. Watch out for the next Mail story on the subject ending with the caveat: "Of course, it could all turn into a beautiful, happy family story."
Over in the Sun, Paper Monitor finds itself slightly surprised to find Rod Liddle is the guest columnist. His usual gig is the Sunday Times, but he gets into it quickly with an "elf 'n' safety" reference (copyright R Littlejohn).
One is always minded in these circumstances to find out what the newspaper said about the columnist before they were a columnist.
The answer is that they once referred to him as an "ageing Lothario" , a "permanently dishevelled Lefty" but also the "admirable Rod Liddle".
So, a mixed bag.
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