Daily Mail

The Daily Mail is usually one of those papers which you either love or hate, almost like a marmite and there probably an equal number on both sides of the fence. So before expressing my opinion on the paper, I must firstly state that it is a god send compared to the ridiculousness of the Sun newspaper. However that on it's own is certainly not an endorsement and it does not have a lot of ground to cover before leaving the Sun in the dirt. When you read the Daily Mail, it is apparent that it is unashamedly a tory paper. Now there is nothing wrong with that, after all everyone has their own political beliefs but there is something more fundamentally wrong with ...  Read the complete review

Before I write this review, I should in advacne apologise to those who read the Daily Mail everyday as their paper of choice, this is not a reflection on you or how you see the world, but more how I view it. I am sure that deep down those that choose to read this paper have some great qualities. There are a few things in life that I am loathed to admit to, yet I think it is time that I cam eout of the closet and admitted that yes.... I do *gulp* read the Daily Mail online everyday. Now to some of you no doubt this will not be shocking, it is after all a very popular newspaper in the UK and one read by millions of people up and down the country, but ...  Read the complete review

I like the dailymail because I feel it is a good mix of the sort of stories that I am interested in. The dailymail sells itself as a mixture between a broadsheet and a tabloid and is this way tries to appeal to a greater variety of people. The paper also has a website which accompanies it and is updated at regular times thorughout the day. The website often has the same stories but also some different stories to the printed copy, and the great thing about the website is that it is free! I particularly enjoy the showbiz stories which are updated constantly, they have the latest pictures and stories about Jordan and Peter and the Beckhams. I am never ...  Read the complete review

The Daily Mail is a tabloid shaped British Newspaper and there is also a Republic Of Ireland version now printed. It is billed as being a politically "centreist" newspaper although I would dispute this as in my opinion it has political leanings towards the right even if these leanings are often put across to the reader in subtle and subliminal ways. It was first published in 1896 and as of 2008 had a daily circulation of approximately of 2.3 million copies, second only to The Sun's 3.1 million but ahead of the third placed Daily Mirror. On Sundays it publishes The Mail On Sunday which is a multi supplement piece currently ...  Read the complete review

I don't know where and when the daily mail was first produced but wherever it came from it's certainly an okay read. I suppose it doesn't contain that many articles full of celeb gossip and trash that can come out from some other papers (i.e the sun!) Instead it has a good variety of news and information but at the same time isn't too boring to read, Although it does contain a lot of advertisement but then that's what you expect. The mail is 40p and is usually contains 70-100 pages apart from the mail on Sunday which I don't read so I can't give my opinion on that. As with most papers the sport is on the back and makes up quite a large chunk. It covers all ...  Read the complete review