The Guardian Reviews

---THE GUARDIAN--- When I buy a paper I want one that offers great all round content. I really look forward to Saturday when I purchase the Guardian. It's just really good value. I don't really get much time these days to actually read a newspaper during the week, as I am so busy writing all the time, but I still try to find time to ...

I couldn't get a copy of my usual daily paper, The Times, this morning. For some reason the newsagent didn't have any delivered. So, I looked around at Mirror, Sun, and Mail, trying to decide which would be a good alternative. All of these seemed fairly light weight and that's not what I like in a newspaper, so I opted for The Guardian. ...

There is only one newspaper worth buying in England and that is The Guardian. The paper maintains a very high quality in terms of the writing and the photography but more importantly the journalism overall presents a much more balanced view of what is going on in Britain and in the world. This is achieved by the range of writers and commentators ...

As with all the UK's major media parties, the Guardian is a tool used by the powers-that-be, to control and maninpulate the minds of the unsuspecting public. Its very clever really. The communists in the USSR were pretty stupid, they made it really obvious that there was no freedom of speech, so people actually bothered to create ...

I've already covered the papers I read on may way to (the Daily Mirror) and from (the Express & Star) work, so it's about time I had a go at the one I read at home - the Guardian. Many people deride it as a paper for lefty pinko bleeding-heart liberals, but as one myself I don't think that's any bad thing! In fact, there are ...

‘The Guardian’ is a great read for anyone who prefers actual news to the gossip prevalent in many daily papers, but particularly for students as it’s available from university shops for just 20p, rather than the normal 50p. While the main paper is always a good read, although occasionally hard going, the supplements ...

I have just deleted the massive opening because it was stupid. The Guardian is a newspaper. The Guardian’s better than the sun and the news of the world because apart from some excitable pictures it’s not a load of rubbish about a load of rubbish, and even with the pictures they’re still a load of rubbish. The ...

good all round news - Advantages: complete coverage , serious - Disadvantages: long loading

check out the excellent website - Advantages: not tabloid garbage - Disadvantages: broadsheet

Has the Guardian shot itself in the foot? The paper’s web site now provides some of the most popular components of the paper – from the Cryptic Crossword to the main opinion articles – for free to online readers. The Guardian is my favourite newspaper. This may be more out of habit and the lack of an alternative than ...

Every morning I follow the same pattern, after my lecture at 10:00 am, I go to the shop to pick up my 20p (student price) Guardian, read the front and back pages in that seventies style kitchen and go off to another lecture. I start reading the paper again at about 10:00 pm with the dark, gloomy Glasgow night staring at me coldly outside. In the ...

Just like the mirror you can immediately see what kind of paper the guardian is. Due to its size and layout it's obviously a broad sheet. The front page has a picture about the main article but it also has other stories around it, along with a small content's section at the top of the page telling us of other stories featured in the ...

The Guardian is an innovative newspaper not afraid to take risks, testament to this slighlty cavalier attitude is the enormus study they undertook into job satisfaction levle sin the public services. The supplement called the common good can hardly have been a profit making enterprise in terms of extra units shifted but dempnstrates a commitment ...

I like the Guardian, well I usually do there is all the news in there to keep me busy and plenty of articles. The guardian has a few problems though 1) Look out for the mistakes they are far too plentiful. 2) Why do papers have to be so big? My arms are short. 3) The next election is looming and so any impartiallity in ...

The Guardian must expensive and intelligent newspapers. It covers global news as well as local, not concentrating on showbiz nonsense! The Media Guardian every Monday is packed full of job advertisements and you find extra sections each day. The Friday Review is your best bet for up to the minute tv, cinema, and altogether all ...

A glance at the sales figures for newspapers in the UK reveals the rather sickening truth that most people prefer to ignore news in favour of cheap gossip or fashion advice. The Guardian is a proper newspaper with a left-wing outlook on the world. It has a high standard of journalism and unlike most of its main competitors recognises that news ...

The Guardian must be one of our most comprehenive and intelligent newspapers, although it's quite expensive. It dosen't just concentrate on endless showbiz gossip and what's going on in all the soaps like some others. I always enjoy the Media Guardian every Monday because it contains one of the best jobs supplement in the country, whwere ...

I've been reading the Guardian for over 5 years now and cannot go a day without getting a copy. It's definitely an addiction. When I'm abroad I have to get the Guardian Weekly despite the cost. I have gone to a number of shops at the weekend when my local shop annoying sells out of the Guardian or Observer. So why is it so ...

Every morning I follow the same pattern, after my lecture at 10:00 am, I go to the shop to pick up my 15p (student price) Guardian, read the front and back pages in that seventies style kitchen and go off to another lecture. I start reading the paper again at about 10:00 pm with the dark, gloomy Glasgow night staring at me coldly outside. In the ...

'Elvis Presley, McDonald's, and Manchester United' are among the words appearing just below the front page title, 'The Guardian' (1/2/01). Has the Guardian gone completely down market and become part of The Establishment? Not necessarily. There is still detailed news and still detailed comment and analysis. We still have the ...