Notice immediately the headlines. BBC news covers it from a neutral, simple standpoint. Daily Mail jump to the sensationalist 'malfunction' bit and something about the banking crisis.
Then it just gets worse in the article itself. misrepresented data abounds, and they jump to conclusions more than Jeremy Kyle.
To give you an idea of the Mail's other content, here are some of the other articles on their frontpage:
Woman 'cut unborn child out of murdered mother's womb and told hospital baby was her own'
Shackled U.S. citizen faces 15 years in jail after admitting online insult to Thai royal family
American basketball player dies after savage beating - over a girl - in Romanian bar