This document provides an overview of the typical sections found in a newspaper, including the skyline, standfirst, masthead, advertisements, date, main story in larger text, and summary enticing readers to learn more. The standfirst adds context to the headline, while the masthead identifies the authentic newspaper. Advertisements and the publication date are also included, with the largest front page story deemed most important.

1. This is the skyline this tells the reader what is
happening in another part of the paper
This is the standfirst which adds more
information which the headline does not include
This newspaper title tells audience
authenticity for bigger newspapers e.g. daily
mail, the guardian and the daily express. Also
known as the Masthead
The Advertisement
The Cost
The date it was produced on
The main story in the article, the bigger the text
on the front page the most important story or
catastrophe
The summary is something that makes you read
on and tells you more about the story