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> Next they just need to add a spellchecker. The Guardian is known as the Grauniad for good reason. Even to this day, their paper remains riddled with basic spelling errors.
I read the Guardian pretty often and I don't really see "basic spelling errors" in articles very often. I've only seen obvious errors in live coverage (the feeds that get updated in real time). It's more understandable there because it's often somebody in the field writing about something as it happens.
Interesting, I normally find at least one in every major article, I wouldn't be shocked if the Graun averaged one per page.