Not my brother's keeper

I'm all for a bit of burrowing into the private lives of public figures where it clearly might have an impact on their role, say, looking after my money.

The Mail has a story about Rona Fairhead's dead brother and mother, which I won't link to, and, despite re-reading and re-reading, doesn't seem to have any relevance to Rona's BBC role. It's written by Amy Oliver, from Bridport, who went to Beaminster School, then acquired a BA (Hons), Graphic Design and Advertising, from Buckinghamshire Chilterns University College. She started freelancing as a journalist in 2007, then, at the age of 28, paid her way through an eighteen week NCTJ course at Lambeth College. Maybe she didn't write the headline. I'll stop digging.