Sentence examples for attack the daily from inspiring English sources

An especially choice article in the Sun this morning quotes MPs using parliamentary privilege to attack the Daily Mail and Daily Mirror, accusing the latter of using phone hacking to uncover a celebrity adultery story.The Sun then turns on Andy Coulson, the former NotW editor who between 2007 and January of this year was communications director to David Cameron.

I am not writing this piece to attack The Daily Beast for irresponsible journalism.

On his show, Stewart said the rally date has no significance -- except that he was planning to be in Washington anyway, Oct. 25-28, to tape a week of shows under the banner "When Grizzlies Attack: The Daily Show Midterm Teapartyganza" at the Shakespeare Theatre Company's Sidney Harman Hall, as part of his "Indecision 2010" coverage of the midterm elections.

He attacked the Daily Mail, calling it the "Daily Malicious".

George Clooney has attacked the Daily Mail, claiming that the newspaper incited racial violence by publishing a story about his fiancée Amal Alamuddin's mother opposing their forthcoming marriage.

But he reserved his staunchest criticism for the state of British politics and the press, and attacked the Daily Mail for their coverage of Corbyn not singing the national anthem.

The statement from Harman's office came after she was widely criticised for an interview on BBC2's Newsnight on Monday night in which she declined to express any regret and instead attacked the Daily Mail for publishing "titivating" pictures of young girls in bikinis.

By my count, the Labour leader got a total of 70 rounds of applause, 15 laughs, 13 cheers and five standing ovations - two in response to his pledges on the NHS, one for a crack about Mr Cameron pandering to UKIP and, perhaps the biggest reaction of all, when he attacked the Daily Mail for saying his father "hated Britain".

Duterte has also attacked the Philippine Daily Inquirer and accused its previous owners of tax evasion.

He did not act hurt and precious when attacked by the Daily Mail: he expected it.

There is nothing like being attacked by the Daily Mail to boost your standing in the Labour party.