News of the World

tab-loid - noun 1. A newspaper of small format giving the news in condensed form, usually with illustrated, often sensational material. broad - sheet - noun 1. Chiefly British. a newspaper printed on large paper, usually a respctable newspaper rather than a tabloid. Seems even the dictionary is against News of the World, as at the very search of the broadsheets you get the tabloids cut down to size for their cut throat attitude. I think it's time to get something out in the air from the very beginning though, and that is how much I enjoy the journalism.. or, tabloidism of the weekly newspaper. Even though I'm sure many would argue ...

I must have had a brainstorm or something. I bought the News of the World instead of my usual Mail on Sunday just so I could write a Dooyoo opinion. Okay it only cost 50p but, quite honestly, after flicking through the pages I know that I'll never buy this rag again. I often get hot under the collar (well bra) when the Mail irritates me, but the News of the World drove me much higher up the annoyance scale. I almost reached boiling point at one stage and my groan made my BoyFriend wonder what I was doing. He looked at me over his Sunday Times with a superior but disappointed gaze. There are all sorts of important issues happening in the world at ...

You stand in the queue at Sainsburys with The News of The World positioned just so,hoping that everyone will think that it is The Sunday Times! Of course you ask for a carrier bag to take your scandalous booty home in. Try as you might curiosity gets the better of you,your eyes are drawn to the cleverly written story titles,and to cap it all there are people sitting in offices being paid vast sums of money to dream up these catchy headlines. "Who`s with who??!!"..she never is!! I don't believe it! So we find out that old adage is so true..Where there's muck there's brass! During my childhood it was common for parents to go ...