| 10:36 UK time, Tuesday, 17 July 2007
Daily Telegraph: "The independent production company at the centre of the row over misleading television footage of the Queen today issued a grovelling apology to the BBC." (link)
The Times: Columnist Libby Purves blames the BBC's current culture, created by the enforced outsourcing of much of its production, for the recent mistakes made at the corporation. (link)
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Many people would regard Libby Purves' use of "mistakes" as ameliorating spin in this context.