Only on Halloween in the UK could The Telegraph have made such a wonderful typographical error.
In their article published on the 31st October 2011 regarding the resignation of the Dean of St Paul's Cathedral, Richard Alleyne, Victoria Ward and Martin Beckford wrote as follows:
'The Dead of St Paul's had pushed hard for the church hierarchy to back legal action by the Corporation of London to remove the 200 or so tents from St Paul’s churchyard.'
(http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/religion/8861089/St-Pauls-branded-laughing-stock-as-Dean-Graeme-Knowles-resigns.html)
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