By Sal Monilla

Having taken a cursory glance (and some searching around) SPOnG can exclusively reveal that UK newspaper, The Daily Mail - sister organ to The Mail On Sunday - has used images of dead, raw meat in order to sell a story this year.

The images - pictured, right - come from a shocking article entitled, 'T-bone or rib-eye? Why millions feel bamboozled at their local butcher's' that was published in April this very year. As you can see, it is a veritable montage of mass slaughter.

The newspaper is believed to have been delivered to, and read by, journalists, grandparents, teachers and even some children with little better to do with their time.

Images of sliced, dead fish, chunks of raw, red cow meat and - most shockingly of all - the ribs of a once alive but now horribly SLAUGHTERED little baby sheep (known technically as 'lamb') are still openly displayed for all to see on the Mail's website.

The article featured an interview with a person who can only be described as a BUTCHER - possibly very similar to the BUTCHER who delivered the hygienically slaughtered goat to a recent Sony press event for its God Of War II game, which uses characters from Greek mythology. The interviewee openly talks about "cuts of meat" and admits that his customers brazenly ask for meat to "...make a stew or barbecue it, and we give them the right type of meat."

Another interviewee states, "There needs to be a push towards re-educating the consumer by re-engaging them on cuts of meat."

The fact The Mail On Sunday should feel the need to use the raw flesh of butchered animals to illustrate a story about meat is surely as sickening as a company using imagery from Greek mythology to sell a game featuring characters from Greek mythology.

Don't stop being disgusted! Read our review of God Of War II here!