To be appalled at the standard of "journalism" here

[JoanThursday1972]

Leaving aside which rag it is in, the most basic grammar and ability to string a sentence together is missing:

The 28-year-old Knowsley Council environmental health officer died after being found dead in her back garden

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12583897/Ashley-dale-family-court-trial-six-men-murder-garden.html

Appalling - and where were the proofreaders / editors?

You can't die after being found dead!

But journalism has taken such a dive anyway- there’s web stories from a broadsheet here (Ireland), that consist of normal people’s tweets on a topic, and it happens regularly.

I just read an updated story on this trial. The "journalism" was slightly better. It seems she was targeted because of "disrespect" by her boyfriend who was a gangster. Boyfriend from hell I'd imagine.

It seems to me that the speed of getting something up online is more important than accuracy or spelling/grammar or decent journalism. The online DM is so massively popular I doubt they care much about the reputational hit they take from the few people who notice the errors/issues.