Top Six - December 15

So what’s hot, and what’s not, in the past week’s blogging? Here are the six most popular posts on Zelo Street for the past seven days, counting down in reverse order, because, well, I have places to go and people to see later. So there.

6 Pearson And Hartley Dooda CONNED These less than totally august pundits were taken in by fake claims over the four-year-old boy with suspected pneumonia who had to sleep on a pile of coats at Leeds General Infirmary.

5 Orwell’s Dystopia Has Arrived Our masters declared a great Peoples’ victory. But only for the benefit of Themselves.

4 Frances Barber Suggests Corbyn Killing claiming Jezza was a “Trot” and they wouldn’t go “till they’re shot” was not the minor thesp’s finest hour.

3 Laura Kuenssberg Goofs Again The BBC’s political editor, fresh from swallowing a totally false claim about what happened outside Leeds General Infirmary, suggested that electoral law had been broken, and that this was somehow fine.

2 Jeremy Vine - Give Your Head A Shake the former Paxman “mini-me” declared that those calling out Laura Kuenssberg were guilty of bullying. Wrong.

1 The Shame Of Laura Kuenssberg The Beeb’s political editor recycled a malicious fake claim about Matt Hancock’s SpAd being punched by a protester outside Leeds General Infirmary. It never happened. And she clearly didn’t check the available video first.

And that’s the end of another blogtastic week, blog pickers. Not ‘arf!