Well, can he? The Daily Express, asking the important questions, as ever.
I can only assume that it is supposed to read "finally", and that someone at the Daily Express either made a rather extreme spelling error, or someone is perhaps leaving their job at the paper and wanted to go out with a bang.
I was surprised though that nobody had proof read the article and noticed the mistake, is it common in journalism for something to go to print without being checked first?
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I do wonder if anyone got into trouble for this or maybe it was a practical joke. To be honest it's quite funny, but I do agree with you why wouldn't something like a massive headline in a newspaper not be proof read first? Maybe someone was having a long day and overlooked it, a mistake that really shouldn't be made in this industry.
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