The Daily Record Reviews

The Daily record is the only paper that I regularly read all the way through. The paper basically just prints daily news on what's happening mainly in the Britain, but also some news from the US and elsewhere. I focus mainly on the back sport pages, then go back to the front and work my way through the more amusing ...

Where do I start in my attempt to let you all know that the world's worst newspaper is beyond doubt the Daily Record. Now I am the first to admit that right behind it are the Star and the Sun, another two useless rags. The trouble with the Daily Record is that it tries to be a real newspaper but can't help itself from slipping into the ...

I read the Daily Record nearly every day. As a Scot living down south it is the only paper available which reflects life in Scotland. To be honest I usely read the back pages first as it's coverage of football though heavliy biased to the Old Firm and transfer rumours is fairly good. In the world of Beckhams and Verons its refreshing ...

I haven't always read the Daily Record, I switched allegiances only two years ago. But now that I'm buying it, there's no going back. It's hard to say what's the main reason for it. The Record, for one, has unrivalled sports reporting. You'll get more information that in any other paper. And it's more accurate ...

~ ~ As a fairly newly qualified journalist myself, (August, 2000) I thought I’d start to have a wee look at some of the daily newspapers on offer to the public, and give you my opinion on how I think they shape up. I have already posted one opinion in this category, on the “Sunday Times”, but as this is a newspaper that I ...

I have always loved the Daily Record, i hate to miss what the headlines is, :-) - Advantages: cheap, colourful, good read - Disadvantages: none i know of

The Daily Record is the biggest selling newspaper in Scotland and rightly so. Compared to other tabloid newspapers, it has got the Scottish people's opinions at heart and likes to campaign on behalf of worthwhile Scottish causes. In my opinion the writing is not done in a biased way, but lets the reader decide for themselves which way they ...

Half the crime in the city is committed by the police and the army; drugs are sold by the families of top politicians and soldiers; the police and the judges can be bought; drug crazed gangs of school kids fight each other to death: that's Jakarta, Indonesia. In many countries the drugs barons control journalists, politicians, ...

I like this I think it is really good and it is a very good idea. I use it all the time and I think that you should get it too. I like this because it works really well, and if you get it you would use it all the time too. I really think that you should go out and buy this now, because you will not know what you are missing unless you buy this. So ...

First things first, don't buy the Record expecting a quality paper. Its right down there with the rest of the tabloids. Sadly its also the biggest selling paper in Scotland. This is a paper which likes to sensationalise everything, refuses to take a balanced view of the news. In true tabloid style, the most irrelevant pieces of ...

Isn't it strange that so many people turn out just like their parents? Our parents vote for a certain political party and when we grow up we tend to vote for the same one. Unless we have a real interest in politics we do not even question WHY, we just do it because they did. We support the same football teams, we shop in the same ...

Why does this rag consistently give Celtic FC bad press. Celtic fans are always accused of having a "chip on their shoulder", but this loo-roll goes a long way to giving us a case. They always try to sell our best players for us, Mark Viduka being the latest to go, and there's always a negative spin on stories relating to the ...