28Feb/091
Yes, it does say that
Leave aside for a moment (in fact forever) the fact that this week's purulent guff from Amanda Platell - in which she says that fatties shouldn't be treated by the NHS because they're fatties - is dismally argued, tiresome and all-round shite. No, have a quick look at the Mail's front page.
Yes. Yes, it does say that. It really does offer a free box of chocolates for every reader, above a plug for an article slagging off tubbies.
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March 2nd, 2009 - 14:37
Platell’s article is actually a lot more reasonable than the headline suggests. When I read it the tone was much more concerned with not giving operations such as stomach stapling so readily, suggesting that other routes (such as counselling) should be given a lot more priority. I was more in agreement than against when I read it.
It was still available on the Mail’s website a few days ago – probably still is.