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Tearing open the telegram, he read it through, guessing at the words, misspelt as they always are in telegrams, and his face brightened.

But he was not arrested as his name was misspelt on his Singapore work permit, which led to a misspelling on the police gazette issued against him too.

I'M NOT surprised that Tosh Warwick was upset to notice that Middlesbrough was misspelt as Middlesborough on a replica of the Carabao Cup, won by Boro in 2004 (The Gazette, 07.06.19).

On Thursday, Banky W, on Instagram called out the electoral body over its error saying the wrong logo was allocated to his party, while his name was also misspelt.

The most ominous of these, The Dependent would like to pinpoint, is the fact that the original draft completely misspelt the world ladla that is used to describe Tehrik-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) Chief Khadim Rizvi, in the context of the next election.

RONALD WATERREUS has revealed he quit Rangers in a huff because they misspelt his name on a contract.

A PUB sign which misspelt the name of the Gwynedd village in which it stood has been corrected.

Staff at the studio have corrected everything from misspelt names to tattoos given in the back of a van.

He said: "I''d like to know if any other place in the UK is as misspelt."

"But we must be the most misspelt place names in the UK - I challenge people to let me know if we're not.

Washington, Feb 6 (ANI): Australian companies are reportedly buying misspelt Internet domain names with the intention of stopping others from gaining profit from their brand names.

Commonly misspelt words should not be corrected but accepted into everyday usage, a university lecturer suggested yesterday.