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Newest Review: ... the the Guardian but i hated it. So i tried the Express recommended by a mate and i loved it. The Express is classed as a ... more |
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by benspex - written on 06/12/00 (Very useful, 40 readings)
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Recently, Richard Desmond, the man behind pornographical magazines such as "Asian Babes", and who is now affectionately known as "The People's Pornographer" by 'The Daily Mail', has just beaten the likes of the Barclay twins to buy 'The Express'. Richard Desmond also owns 'OK!'. He has changed the face of 'The Express', and is planning to change it into an issue-led newspaper as opposed to a politically-led newspaper. Rosie Boycott, the editor of 'The Express', was shocked when Desmond went against his word and changed a boost that was on the front page. A boost is a small advertisement by ...
by gollygumdrops - written on 20/08/00 (Very useful, 48 readings)
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Back in the eighties when street poets were cool there was one who wrote a poem entitled 'You never get a nipple in the Daily Express'. His poem really reflected my views on this paper. The Express likes to think of itself as miles above other tabloids like The Sun, and simply a different size to real newspapers. Personally I find the Express more offensive than The Sun and The Mirror. It claims to be above the sleazy papparazzi activities of 'lesser' papers, but is always packed full of gossip and snatched photographs, particularly of royalty. The main thrust of the paper is family values, yet it takes great delight in ...
by sheehawkins - written on 31/08/00 (Very useful, 15 readings)
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I have been reading the express on and off for much of my life. My parents used to take it when I was a child - and we had a headmaster who was a stickler for children knowing what was happening in the world. He was liable to fire a current affairs question at you whenever he met you, and if you couldn't answer then you got a detention - Oh those were the days..... but then I digress. I got into the habit of reading a newspaper, and have always done so ever since. During my teens, I transfered my allegiance to the Sun, prefering what I thought was their snappy style and sense of fun. God how can I dare to admit that ???? Suddenlyin my early twenties I grew up ...
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