Zimbabwe's state mouthpiece captures fall of First Lady GraceJOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Zimbabwe s longstanding government and ruling party mouthpiece, The Herald newspaper, has abruptly changed its tune on President Robert Mugabe s wife Grace, confirmation of her political downfall. The Herald often takes its marching orders from the information ministry. And it has always reported from the point of view of the winning faction in the ruling ZANU-PF, making it a reliable barometer of someone s political standing. In August, the paper ran a typically fawning portrait of Grace under the headline  A Loving Mother of the Nation.   Loving mother, compassionate philanthropist, astute businesswoman, perceptive politician, remarkable patriot, these are all adjectives that can be used to describe the First Lady Dr Grace Mugabe,  The Herald gushed. Less than three months later and in the wake of a coup that threatens Mugabe s presidency and has seen both he and Grace expelled from ZANU-PF, her Herald portrayal was starkly different.  Grace Mugabe lacked grooming and true motherhood as shown by her foul language,  the paper quoted the ZANU-PF s youth wing as saying.   We take exception to the vulgar language which had become part of Mrs Mugabe s vocabulary,  it quoted a Youth League cadre as saying.  Zimbabweans, many of whom are devoutly religious and culturally conservative, often take offense at profanities.  The piece featured an unflattering picture of an unsmiling Grace - a sharp departure from the  loving mother  portrayal that included photos of her smiling and holding infants.  Until the events of the past week, the political fortunes of Grace   dubbed  Gucci Grace  for her reputed fondness shopping sprees   were on the rise, if The Herald s coverage was anything to go on. In September 2014, the University of Zimbabwe awarded her a PHD   raising eyebrows as her academic prowess had previously been unknown. But in Zimbabwe, the path to power is paved with academic letters. Weeks later, one Herald headline blared:  Dr Grace Mugabe honored in song.  At the time, she was being shoe-horned into the top position in ZANU-PF s Women s League, and the song was entitled:  Dr G Mugabe For Women s League Secretary.  Just 12 days ago, paper was reporting that the Women s League was backing Grace in her bid to become vice president. This was days after Mugabe sacked his deputy Emmerson Mnangagwa, clearing the path for Grace to assume the role and succeed her 93-year-old husband. It was this tilt at power that triggered the army backlash. worldnews
zimbabwe state mouthpiece captures fall first lady gracejohannesburg reuters zimbabwe longstanding government ruling party mouthpiece the herald newspaper abruptly changed tune president robert mugabe wife grace confirmation political downfall the herald often takes marching orders information ministry and always reported point view winning faction ruling making reliable barometer someone political standing in august paper ran typically warning portrait grace headline a loving mother nation loving mother compassionate philanthropist astute businesswoman perception politician remarkable patriot adjectives used describe first lady dr grace mugabe the herald pushed less three months later wake coup threatens mugabe presidency seen grace expelled herald portrayal sharply different grace mugabe lacked grooming true motherhood shown foul language paper quoted youth wing saying we take exception vulgar language become part mrs mugabe vocabulary quoted youth league cadre saying zimbabweans many devout religious culturally conservative often take offense profanities the piece featured unflattering picture smiling grace sharp departure loving mother portrayal included photos smiling holding infants until events past week political fortunes grace dubbed gcc grace reputed fondness shopping spree rise the herald coverage anything go in september university zimbabwe awarded phd raising eyebrows academic prowess previously unknown but zimbabwe path power paved academic letters weeks later one herald headline blamed dr grace mugabe honored song at time top position women league song entitled dr g mugabe for women league secretary just days ago paper reporting women league backing grace bid become vice president this days mugabe sacked deputy emerson mnangagwa clearing path grace assume role succeed husband it tilt power triggered army backlash worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Zimbabwe's state mouthpiece captures fall of First Lady GraceJOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Zimbabwe s longstanding government and ruling party mouthpiece, The Herald newspaper, has abruptly changed its tune on President Robert Mugabe s wife Grace, confirmation of her political downfall. The Herald often takes its marching orders from the information ministry. And it has always reported from the point of view of the winning faction in the ruling ZANU-PF, making it a reliable barometer of someone s political standing. In August, the paper ran a typically fawning portrait of Grace under the headline  A Loving Mother of the Nation.   Loving mother, compassionate philanthropist, astute businesswoman, perceptive politician, remarkable patriot, these are all adjectives that can be used to describe the First Lady Dr Grace Mugabe,  The Herald gushed. Less than three months later and in the wake of a coup that threatens Mugabe s presidency and has seen both he and Grace expelled from ZANU-PF, her Herald portrayal was starkly different.  Grace Mugabe lacked grooming and true motherhood as shown by her foul language,  the paper quoted the ZANU-PF s youth wing as saying.   We take exception to the vulgar language which had become part of Mrs Mugabe s vocabulary,  it quoted a Youth League cadre as saying.  Zimbabweans, many of whom are devoutly religious and culturally conservative, often take offense at profanities.  The piece featured an unflattering picture of an unsmiling Grace - a sharp departure from the  loving mother  portrayal that included photos of her smiling and holding infants.  Until the events of the past week, the political fortunes of Grace   dubbed  Gucci Grace  for her reputed fondness shopping sprees   were on the rise, if The Herald s coverage was anything to go on. In September 2014, the University of Zimbabwe awarded her a PHD   raising eyebrows as her academic prowess had previously been unknown. But in Zimbabwe, the path to power is paved with academic letters. Weeks later, one Herald headline blared:  Dr Grace Mugabe honored in song.  At the time, she was being shoe-horned into the top position in ZANU-PF s Women s League, and the song was entitled:  Dr G Mugabe For Women s League Secretary.  Just 12 days ago, paper was reporting that the Women s League was backing Grace in her bid to become vice president. This was days after Mugabe sacked his deputy Emmerson Mnangagwa, clearing the path for Grace to assume the role and succeed her 93-year-old husband. It was this tilt at power that triggered the army backlash. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: zimbabwe state mouthpiece captures fall first lady gracejohannesburg reuters zimbabwe longstanding government ruling party mouthpiece the herald newspaper abruptly changed tune president robert mugabe wife grace confirmation political downfall the herald often takes marching orders information ministry and always reported point view winning faction ruling making reliable barometer someone political standing in august paper ran typically warning portrait grace headline a loving mother nation loving mother compassionate philanthropist astute businesswoman perception politician remarkable patriot adjectives used describe first lady dr grace mugabe the herald pushed less three months later wake coup threatens mugabe presidency seen grace expelled herald portrayal sharply different grace mugabe lacked grooming true motherhood shown foul language paper quoted youth wing saying we take exception vulgar language become part mrs mugabe vocabulary quoted youth league cadre saying zimbabweans many devout religious culturally conservative often take offense profanities the piece featured unflattering picture smiling grace sharp departure loving mother portrayal included photos smiling holding infants until events past week political fortunes grace dubbed gcc grace reputed fondness shopping spree rise the herald coverage anything go in september university zimbabwe awarded phd raising eyebrows academic prowess previously unknown but zimbabwe path power paved academic letters weeks later one herald headline blamed dr grace mugabe honored song at time top position women league song entitled dr g mugabe for women league secretary just days ago paper reporting women league backing grace bid become vice president this days mugabe sacked deputy emerson mnangagwa clearing path grace assume role succeed husband it tilt power triggered army backlash worldnews