News of the World Reviews

Yes it's brash, yes it's a bit vauge with fact and yes it's trashy, but I'm still amazed at the people who turn their nose up at it. The majority of people who sneer at 'gutter press' like this tend to buy broadsheets without actually reading through them but just like to look intellegent when purchasing. If they actually bothered to ...  Read the complete review

I wrote in a recent review that the newspaper I read during the week is The Sun and as with probably most Sun readers on a Sunday I will read the News of the World. I know a lot of people will criticise my choice of Sunday Newspaper but I really enjoy reading it. Yes it is mainly full of scandal and the latest stories about the current ...  Read the complete review

The News of the World is a British tabloid that comes out weekly on a Sunday. It is famed for its obsession with celebrity scoops and obsession with sex scandals. I have to say that I don't know how this can be called a newspaper - it's surely more of a gossip mag isn't it? For a start, it doesn't come out every day, and on top of that ...  Read the complete review

Another publication from the lower end of the Murdoch stable, the News of the World (NoW, for brevity) has little in the way of redeeming features for those looking for 'serious' news. It used to be known colloquially as the 'News of the Screws', because of the overtly salacious theme of its content. It may still be called that, for ...  Read the complete review

I'm not a big newspaper reader (I prefer to get the latest news online), but my in-laws get the News of the World delivered to their door every week so I regularly have the "pleasure" of flicking through the chip paper material. I can honestly say that the News of the World (NOTW) is rubbish for serious news. This morning's ...  Read the complete review

I have a love hate relationship with the News of the World. My parents have always bought the News of the World for as far back as I can remember (or should I say my mum as my dad preferes The Sunday Express). I used to love having a sneaky read of it when I was child as it was full of sordid stories of politicians having affairs with call girls ...  Read the complete review

I like to chill out and have a bit of a wind down on a sunday so I usually buy a copy of the News of the World to read over my morning Coffee. The paper is essentially 3 parts - the sports pull out, the main part of the papaer and the glossy 'fabulous' magazine. This does make it easy to spread around the house - my son likes to catch ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

Despite a surely promising title, the Sunday paper " News of the World" will not bring you too many news from or of the world. If you are into sport, and in particular football and cricket and generally any other sport which has a large following in UK, then the 45 page pull out may appeal to you. In my case I could not care ...  Read the complete review

What can I say about this "newspaper"? Well for a start newspaper has to be used in very, very loose terms. I have not bothered reading it for a very long time but admit to buying it last Sunday to get a voucher that was inside for a fiver off shopping at Tesco. I paid 95p for my copy which I though worthwhile for the saving ...  Read the complete review

As a fan of The Sun I expect you'd think I'd probably like this Newspaper, News of the World. They're closely linked as they're what's known as "sister companies" and they work together usually. There's a different team which do each though because of course no newpaper crew is going to work seven days a week! This is ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

This so-called newspaper is trash defined. It never admits to being a right-wing paper. It claims to be left wing eventhough it criticises Labour more than me. It just backs the winning team at each election. I like a newspaper to show affiliance to one party. Also nothing in the Sun or NOTW appeals to me. I work in an off-licence and this 'paper' ...  Read the complete review

The News Of The World is one of Britains biggest sunday papers, reaching nearly nine million readers per week. The paper was first established in 1843 and has then since been named Sunday paper of the year by London Press Club three times in a row, not to mention endless awards from other companies. You can buy the paper from leading ...  Read the complete review

There is nothing better than waking up on a Sunday morning, or in my case mid-morning, rolling over and grabbing hold of the Sunday Newspaper. In my case this newspaper being The News of the World. Why do I buy it? Well what more could you ask from any one newspaper..... It contains more sex scandals than Jordan's biography will do ...  Read the complete review

The News Of The World is now famous for being full of ficticious garbage. Usually, their main stories are about singers having nose jobs or models having breast implants. And, about 80% of the time, they've twisted the actual truth way beyond the limits. The paper also seems to favour some celebrities and totallly despise others. Britney ...  Read the complete review

More boys then girls are born during the day; more girls are born at night. This is one of many useless facts littered in this Sunday red top that make it very ignorable on the day of rest. But like its sister paper, you can?t help reading those little trivia boxes that substitute serious news and comment space. The only time this rag becomes ...  Read the complete review

The News of the World is apparently Britains biggest selling newspaper. If this is true, I cannot blame my fellow countrymen as this is also my Sunday choice, and has been for a long time. Although as it's the biggest selling paper, it does have a clear advantage over other papers because as it's only on sale once a week, people don't ...  Read the complete review

OK, so you pays your 60p every Sunday and this is what you get! I don't normally buy/read a daily paper as I tend to get all my 'proper' news information from the television but, every so often, on a Sunday, I like a little light reading to relax over and, believe it or not, the "News of the World" does it for me! ...  Read the complete review

What can I say about the News of the World apart from that it exists purely to hook in the customers who hand over their cash. Most of the stroys features in this paper really do not have a big impact or effect on everyday life, but are mostly about the lifes of famous celebrities or 'scandal news'. I must say that I was appalled by the ...  Read the complete review