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HuffPost UK reports Boris Johnson's account of a 2017 Moscow trip and the rebuttals from Russia's foreign ministry spokesperson and a former UK diplomat, quoting each side in its own words. The one weakness is a headline that states as fact a Kremlin reaction the body only says Johnson "appears" to have caused. Nothing else in it misleads.
Headline goes beyond the article
Minor
“Riles The Kremlin”
Why this matters
The headline says flatly that Johnson "Riles The Kremlin", turning the reaction into a settled fact.
The impression it gives
A reader takes it as established that Moscow was angered by Johnson's story.
The context
The body hedges this. It says Johnson "appears to have irked Moscow", and what it then quotes from Zakharova is mockery of Johnson's drinking, not any stated anger. The headline drops the hedge the article itself uses.
How we know
Elsewhere in the article“appears to have irked Moscow”
Elsewhere in the article“He could have chosen the wine that was in front of him.”