This document discusses newspapers in Britain. It describes the popular tabloids like The Sun, Daily Mirror, Daily Express, and Daily Mail which have a small page format and focus on topics like sports, pictures, and minimal political news. It also describes the quality papers read by higher income classes, including The Times, Daily Telegraph, and Guardian, which provide more national and world news. These papers cater to different audiences, with The Times appealing to lawyers, politicians and businessmen, the Telegraph attracting middle-class readers, and the Guardian known for its liberal perspective.

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3. The National Daily Press
_The popular papers are all
“tabloids”, this means they are
published in a small page format.

5. The National Daily Press
_“The Sun” was founded in 1964. Now, “The
Sun” is still one of the leading papers with
daily sales is more than 3 million (3,001,882) .
That has minimum amount of political news,
maximum about football, sports, horseracing,
pictures of girls.

6. The National Daily Press
“Daily Mirror ” was founded in
1903, this has many pictures, not
so much text and has always
traditionally supported the
Labour Party.

8. The National Daily Press
“ Daily Express” was founded in 1896,
and “The Daily Mail” was founded in
1900. Their pages are a mixture of texts
and pictures. Conservative people tend to
read them. “ Daily Star” is run by Daily
Express management but directed at
northern news

10. The National Daily Press
_The quality papers are the papers read by
the higher income classes, include most
important national and world news items.
_ Three most influential newspapers are
The Times, the Daily Telegraph and the
Guardian.

11. The National Daily Press
_ The Daily Telegraph was founded in
1855 and quickly became Britain's bestselling paper with its mix of sport and
politics and news service.
_ It was bought mainly by middle-class
readers, and the latest daily circulation is
651,184

13. The National Daily Press
The Times was old established and
influential, founded in 1785, it is perhaps
the best-known British newspaper with
the daily circulation is 457,250.
_ It is read by lawyers, politicians, and
businessmen, by all those who work in the
government.

15. The National Daily Press
_ The Guardian began as a provincial
paper, the Manchester Guardian,it is a
liberal and humanitarian newspaper.
_ It’s about education, medical reforms,
the problems of aging people and
retirees, protection of the environment,
etc.