The document summarizes a newspaper article. The main headline indicates that 80,000 students cannot train as nurses each year. The article is placed between pieces about David Cameron and immigration. The large photo of Cameron on holiday suggests his absence may be related to the lack of nursing students. Additionally, branding a feminist magazine on the cover implies support for equal rights. The placement of the articles fits Stuart Hall's reception theory by seeming to connect Cameron to the shortage of nursing students.

1. The headline of this story shows how
80 thousand students can’t train as
nurses. This article is conveniently
places between as article of David
Cameron and a subtitle of
immigration and how new nurses are
foreign.
The large picture on the right hand
side of the PM on holiday is relevant
as it suggest that his absence may
have something to do with the 80
thousand students each year being
turned down.
Furthermore just below the branding
there is a title for “Femail” magazine,
this suggests the newspaper is in
support of feminism and equal rights,
if they are willing to put a feminist
magazine on the front cover.
This placement of articles fits in with
Stuart halls reception theory because
the newspaper is trying to encode that david Cameron is responsible for the students
not becoming nurses through the placement of the articles

2. We can see that the main headline
is about how Labours manifesto
could drag the us back to the
1970s , This has negative
connotations as it eludes to the
manifesto ruining all the progress
we have made during that time ,
with key words helping this
negative connotation such as
“drag”.
This headline also displays the
parties political views as they are
known as a right wing paper and
the use of this headline only
supports this.
We can also see the “Middle
market” values of the daily mail
with the more lifestyle aspects on
the front cover , instead of it being
all hard news e.g “Girls jobs and
boy jobs are the secret of lasting
love”

3. The headline states “Corbyns Sly
Death Tax Trap”, this again is the
newspaper trying to encode right
wing conservative view points to
the reader. They do this again
through the use of key words
such as Sly Death and trap. They
have worded the headline to
make Corbyn to seem sly,
therefore making people swing
more towards the right wing
viewpoint.