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Newest Review: ... of which are for sex lines, mucky DVDs and dirty mobile downloads, although these are hidden towards the back and in the ... more

... sports section. The Daily Star has its own problem page, but even that didn't seem up to the (admittedly low) standards of Dear Deardie. Sports coverage was fair, but I did notice a strange thing with the TV guide... from left to right across the page, it shows: BBC1 - BBC 2 - Channel 4 - Channel 5 - ITV... why not just order them 1-2-3-4-5 like everyone else does? There was nothing to entice me away from reading The Sun. In fact, I'll probably never buy The Daily Star ever again....more

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Daily Star: And I thought The Sun was bad... (222 words)
by - written on 26/06/09 (Very useful, 23 readings)
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I'm an irregular newspaper reader, but when I do buy one it's usually The Sun. However, feeling like a change and for the purpose of writing another review, I decided to give The Daily Star a try... and I wish I hadn't! I thought The Sun was bad, The Daily Star really takes the biscuit! The Daily Star seemed thinner than The Sun, but somehow seemed to cram even more crap into its grubby pages. Most of the stories are about C-list celebrities, and there's an awful lot of focus on Big Brother (surely the worst programme in television history). The paper seemed jammed full of adverts - many of which are for sex lines, mucky DVDs and dirty mobile ... Read the complete review

The Daily Star: Daily Tabloid. (330 words)
by - written on 22/04/09 (Very useful, 78 readings)
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The Daily Star is a UK tabloid newspaper available Monday to Saturday- its currently the cheapest national newspaper at just 20p Monday to Friday and 30p on a Saturday. I don't actually buy it myself, my hubby buys it (and yes I let him lol!), he says its because its the cheapest paper...I personally think its to do with the third page in....!!!!! The newspaper is a very "simple" paper to read, it doesn't tend to cover very important problems around today, and is much more bothered about Sports, and celebrities. But, the paper is a very easy paper to read if your not really into politics and the recession etc! And seeing as its half the price of the ... Read the complete review

Ooo urr Daily Star (692 words)
by - written on 04/04/08 (Very useful, 118 readings)
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...Introduction... The Daily Star was first published on 2nd November 1978 making it one of the youngest British Newspapers and the first national newspaper since the Daily Mirror became a national newspaper in 1903. The editor of the Daily Star is Dawn Neesom who was promoted from womens editor of the paper to editor in 2003 when former editor Peter Hill moved to the Daily Star's sister publication Daily Express. ...The Look... The Daily Star is generally a very bright newspaper to look at in terms of the use of colour on the front page. It draws in readers with it's use of colour and generally lays out pictures and stories well although ... Read the complete review

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