The document discusses the codes and conventions used in UK broadsheet newspapers. It notes that The Guardian is a left-wing newspaper that supports center-left politics as reflected by the Labour Party. Headlines in broadsheets aim to draw attention using techniques like strong words, large numbers, contrasting images, and thoughtful phrases that create suspense or sympathy. Pictures are chosen to specifically relate to the article and support or contrast with the political message of the headline.
3. News Agenda: Politics
The Guardian is a left wing newspaper which has
consistently support centre left politics, reflected by
the Labour Party or the Liberal Democrat’s
The blue is signifier of trust and interior meaning
the reader has trust. In what they are reading.
The violent and strong headline directly draws
attention. The phrase ‘Aid UK terror fight.’ Creates
a sense of suspense for UK residence.
The picture here successfully
contrasts with harsh political
headline.
4. News agenda-Finance
Picture draws
specific attention to
the article as it
perhaps appears as
concerning.
Headline
contains large
numbers
interesting the
audience.
Two colours
presenting
different ideas.
5. News agenda-international news
The image
supposedly
creates a sense
of universal
sympathy and
realisation
amongst readers.
The Times is
considered to be
a centre right
newspaper.
The plosives sounds here
adds emphasis to the
thoughtful headline.
