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Read at home: Daily Mail, Daily Express and sometimes the Daily Mirror/News of the World.
Read online: Daily Mail, Daily Telegraph, Daily Express and the The Times.
The Morning Star of course!
Read The Times pretty much every day, I find it's usually pretty neutral, in the run up to the election it became a bit more Tory however you can still find criticism of the Tories & David Cameron so it's not exactly propaganda, which is more than can be said for the Daily Telegraph. Occasionally find myself reading The Sun and the Daily Mail however.
The Scotsman.
The Sun/Daily Mirror
It's funny seeing the different sides of the story :)
The Guardian, The Observer and The Independent.
I read The Times daily. It is my chosen newspaper.
I also have a weekly subscription to the political magazine (which refers to itself as a newspaper) The Economist.
I don't buy a print-based newspaper but occasionally pick up the Metro if on public transport.
Online, I read the Mirror, The Times and the Orlando Sentinel.
The Daily Mail.
I only really read BBC News online. I don't buy papers, and I rather enjoy an impartial report. IF I read a paper, it's likely to be the Guardian (the school buys it and leaves it in the sixth form lounge), The Sun (a friend buys it, and I'll read it in my frees after him) or if I'm travelling on the train any newspaper I can find left in the carriage.
Metro or the Sun.
Metro cos I normally get it given to me buy those newspaper guys, and The Sun just for page 3. Nah, I joke, The Sun's the most interesting I reckon even if most of it is complete bull.
metro when theres one ont busssss
I buy the Mail at weekends.
The sun usually because my mate gets one every day and my dad gets it on saturday.
if not , mirror.
Also read metro on the bus.
The Times and Daily Mail.
The sun
We have The Sun, News of the World, Daily Gazette and I think the Daily Express. I only read them because they're there, but wouldn't take most of what's in them seriously (especially The Sun).
The metro on the tube even though it is rather rubbish, and the guardian on the weekend coz it's what my dad gets.
None. My family would disown me at the thought of me reading yesterday's news, full of bias reports or maybe stories is a more appropriate word.
The Mirror.
In Print: the metro almost every day, but it's most regurgitated mail stories. guardian & times on occasions. and Sunday Times every sunday.
On the net: Guardian, Times & the mail (reading the comments on the mail.. ahahaha.)
LOL!Quote:
Originally Posted by alexxxxx
I love reading the comments aha, good laugh with them. :P
The Times every morning and i'll flick through the independent and guardian in the common room