Post by Teddy Bear on Sept 21, 2015 17:34:00 GMT
I saw this headline on the Telegraph homepage
Model found hanged after fearing devout Muslim parents would force her into marriage
Nadia Menaz, 24, had a "strained" relationship with her parents and took out a court order to stop them forcing her into another marriage, inquest hears
The question is, why did I suspect from this that there would be little if anything on the BBC website about it?
Sure enough, when I checked at 18:30pm there was no mention of this model, and the Telegraph story is timed at 12:54pm today.
Not even on their local webpages for the Manchester area. Bear in mind, it's the same area as their Salford offices, so there is no doubt that the BBC are aware of the story, but decided it wasn't in their best interests to cover it.
The story's also covered by the Daily Mail from 11:22am and the Daily Mirror from 11:30am, and both of these are shown in the BBC search engine as 'Elsewhere on the Web'.
How did I know?
Model found hanged after fearing devout Muslim parents would force her into marriage
Nadia Menaz, 24, had a "strained" relationship with her parents and took out a court order to stop them forcing her into another marriage, inquest hears
The question is, why did I suspect from this that there would be little if anything on the BBC website about it?
Sure enough, when I checked at 18:30pm there was no mention of this model, and the Telegraph story is timed at 12:54pm today.
Not even on their local webpages for the Manchester area. Bear in mind, it's the same area as their Salford offices, so there is no doubt that the BBC are aware of the story, but decided it wasn't in their best interests to cover it.
The story's also covered by the Daily Mail from 11:22am and the Daily Mirror from 11:30am, and both of these are shown in the BBC search engine as 'Elsewhere on the Web'.
How did I know?
