Book by Labour's Rachel Reeves 'lifts sections from Wikipedia'
Publisher admits some passages should have been ‘rewritten and properly referenced’
Source: independent.co.uk
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Shadow chancellor admits 'inadvertent mistakes' in book amid plagiarism claims
The shadow chancellor said the errors will be ‘rectified’ in future reprints.
Source: newsandstar.co.uk
Labour's Rachel Reeves dubbed 'copy and paste shadow chancellor' amid plagiarism row
Senior politician denies accusations after claims her book on female economists has passages that appear to have been lifted from Wikipedia
Source: telegraph.co.uk
Rachel Reeves denies claims of plagiarism in new book
Shadow chancellor says "inadvertent mistakes" in her book will be corrected but denies plagiarism.
Source: yahoo.com
Rachel Reeves denies 'lifting' Wikipedia paragraphs for her new book in plagiarism row
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves has denied that multiple passages in her new book about the women who shaped economics were plagiarised.
Source: lbc.co.uk
In defence of plagiarism: 7 ways to excuse 'taking inspiration' from others
As we all know, the line between inspiration and theft is a vanishingly fine one. Today, we take a look at the defence.
Source: cityam.com
Shadow chancellor admits 'inadvertent mistakes' in book amid plagiarism claims | Harwich and Manningtree Standard
The shadow chancellor said the errors will be ‘rectified’ in future reprints.
Shadow chancellor admits 'inadvertent mistakes' in book amid plagiarism claims | Burnham and Highbridge Weekly News
The shadow chancellor said the errors will be ‘rectified’ in future reprints.
Shadow Chancellor admits 'mistakes' after Wikipedia plagiarism claims
Shadow chancellor and Labour MP Rachel Reeves has admitted 'mistakes' following claims she plagiarised Wikipedia articles in her new book.
Source: metro.co.uk
ALEX BRUMMER: Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves in authorship gaffe
We all make blunders. One would have hoped for a higher standard from a former Bank official endorsed by a previous Governor Mark Carney.
Source: dailymail.co.uk