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Alan Watkins's son David was about to read him fellow columnist Simon Hoggart's article on the General Election fallout when he realised that his father had died.

Gossip columnist Annette Sharp's article on Saturday, "13 reasons Jesinta and Buddy should postpone their summer wedding", has been criticised by mental health groups and may be the subject of legal action from Campbell for suggesting the model should delay her wedding to the football player because he has a mental illness.

It's gotten so bad community organizations are writing to President Obama asking for troops to keep his hometown's streets in check (see Sun-Times coluMary Mitchelltchell's article here).

Everton ban the Sun newspaper "from all areas of its operation" after columnist Kelvin MacKenzie's article on Ross Barkley and the people of Liverpool.

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Buzzfeed's article on New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd's back-channel communications with a Sony executive is one.

As a Chicago-based columnist remarked, the article provoked "more coverage, umbrage and yuppie outrage than the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq combined".

Jack Shafer, a Reuters media columnist, published an article called "What was James Rosen thinking?" that questioned why the correspondent did not try harder to protect his source.

The best of them, such as the late columnist Khushwant Singh (see article) are painfully aware of the damage caused by communal hatred.

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Times reporters, editors and columnists recommend articles and books for those who want to better understand the events in Ferguson.