The Daily Mail

The Daily Mail is a daily newspaper printed and sold in the United Kingdom every weekday, plus Saturday. It has a sister newspaper called The Mail on Sunday, which as the name suggests, is available on Sunday, and this comes with two free magazines. The Daily Mail also has an online edition available free at its website dailymail.co.uk . My weekday print copy cost 50 pence from my local supermarket: this paper is stocked anywhere that sells newspapers, and is very easy to find. This newspaper is tabloid size, making it easy to handle, yet likes to pitch itself as being a cut above the red-tops. The articles are longer and more in-depth on the ...  Read the complete review

My parents used to buy the Daily Mail on a Saturday, when it would be filled with mags and various inserts, not to mention the weekly TV guide. It is a tabloid paper that's been around for over 100 years. It's the second biggest selling paper in the UK after the Sun. The paper is supposedly aimed at the Middle Classes - it doesn't have that trashy element that the Sun has, but it's also not the same quality as say the Telegraph. I find this newspaper a good middle ground between common and posh. As I wrote in my previous review, I find the Sun to be too simplistic. In reality, I read the Telegraph, but I am more than happy to pick up the Mail if ...  Read the complete review

I don't read the news much because my dad has BBC News 24 on at night so I catch up with the news then but yesterday in Mcdonalds I needed something to read while I waited for my mate and the only paper in there was the Daily Mail so I picked it up for something to do. I've read the paper before and don't like it much because the journalists take themselve too serious and the stories are all too one sided. I don't think the Daily Mail can make its mind up whether it's a tabloid or a broadsheet because they will do a deep article about immigration and then on the next page will be a photo of Katie Price humiliating herself again because she thinks she's still ...  Read the complete review

Occassionally Star Trek would make an episode which is basically a reverse of the real world, its normally called the nu-universe, in the nu-universe The DAily Mail would be a paper looking at the lighter side of life, with generous and engaging views on immigration, foreign policy, caring for mums with a child but no partner and a love for the diversity of life that is modern day Britain. That would be in the nu-universe, but in the real world of 21st century Britain we have to put up with a hate filled, openly in my view racist, xenophobic, rage filled paper whose only reason to be is a wish to keep the middle class, white english reader enraged over the ...  Read the complete review

I actually work at the Daily Mail, but do not fear for I only work for the advertising department!!! Now I have been working here for around 5 months now an there are something a like but mostly I dislike the paper! Ok so I had never really got into reading it before as all I had heard from friends and family is that it was a 'Fascist, right wing paper' and to be fair I an now see where they are coming from! The editorial is actually very clever and very manipulative. They focus on constantly telling the public that Muslims and Foreigners are here illegally and are a danger to society. I am personally not a very earlier persuaded person but if you ...  Read the complete review