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The Year in Errors

Via Kottke, a look back at the media doing what it does best: make mistakes. I’m pretty guilty of this myself, but I can safely say I’ve never quite made an error of this magnitude:

An article about Lord Lambton ("Lord Louche, sex king of Chiantishire", News Review, January 7) falsely stated that his son Ned (now Lord Durham) and daughter Catherine held a party at Lord Lambton's villa, Cetinale, in 1997, which degenerated into such an orgy that Lord Lambton banned them from Cetinale for years. In fact, Lord Durham does not have a sister called Catherine (that is the name of his former wife), there has not been any orgiastic party of any kind and Lord Lambton did not ban him (or Catherine) from Cetinale at all.

Christopher Hayes is the Washington, D.C. Editor of The Nation.

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