The Mail Reviews

I have to confess I rarely buy a newspaper however I do tend to buy The Mail on a Saturday rather than every day mainly because it has the best TV guide for the week ahead with a good balance of both terestial channels and also satellite ones. On a Saturay the paper costs seventy pence and it is in a tabloid format. From the times I ...

This paper would be laughable were it not for the fact that so many people read it straight-faced. But in a way we should be thankful, for their rabid reactionary tendencies are actually doing us a favour. Even David Cameron, as much a chinless buffoon as any of his party (and who will probably be their new 'Star Columnist' when Melanie Phillips ...

I am amazed that this paper has not been banned; it is racist, xenophobic, and homophobic. The Daily Mail (icious,) does not, as another reviewer has already pointed out, believe that since Maggie Thatcher left no 10 that a good thing has happened to the U.K. It is heavily outdated it?s militant right-wing approach to all subjects has to be seen ...

The Daily Mail is almost a parody of itself. It is a horrible, narrow minded paper which reacts with predicatable knee-jerk outrage to any modern social, technological or moral phenomena with the "it was all better in the olden days" attitude which presumably satisfies the little Englander mentality of its readers. The news that ...

If you start walking up a Jumbo jet from the tail end and then exit through the right emergency door. Then walk along the wing to the end where you get to that little turn up flap. Then repeat this exercise on another hundred 747s end to end then you will have traveled as far down the right wing as this paper. Its quite simply the voice of ...

The guy who im renting off has the Daily Mail through the box everyday. So i just can’t resist a read of the worlds most right wing paper. One headline that caught my attention this week was the Norfolk weirdo Tony Martin. Most pundits and media types have been whipping up a frenzy over this case that he was right to pop the ...

its a sad newspaper that thinks frontpage news is Camilla Parker Bowles' cup size! - Advantages: it burns easily, its good for a laugh - Disadvantages: dangerous to society, makes people brain-dead, bigoted

The daily mail is one of those newspapers that you read if you really are not bothered in finding out what is going on the world. It contains some extremely pointless atricles on strange topics but occasionaly spreads the word on what is really important in the world. It hasn't resorted to page 3 girls either to sell its magazine but uses ...

The Daily Mail is a national newspaper distributed by Associated Newspapers Ltd. I find it one of the most informative newspapers around, it is in a compact format, making it very easy to read (especially on the train, bus etc.). It is full of colour, creating aesthetic appeal. Very good weekly features. My only complaint about the ...

On the left, you got yer broadsheets, The Times, The Guardian, etc and on the right, you got yer tabloids, The Sun, The Mirror, and somewhere in the middle you got The Mail... Take a look at it, it's neither one thing nor the other. You can tell as soon as you pick it up, because it somehow just feels very different. It's ...

In my opinion the mail is of no higher standard of paper than the Sun. A paper that has no pretentions unlike the Daily Mail that does. This in my opinion makes the mail far worse than most other daily newspapers as it does not really reflect life as it really is. The readers of the mail to tend to be narrow minded and unworldy. Perhaps the ...

Three words to cause fear in the heart of anyone who has a brain in their heads ‘The Daily Mail’. As the mass media sinks further and further into a quagmire of tabloidism, trivial hysteria, misinformation and reductionism one paper can be seen as leading this charge into the abyss. That paper is the Daily Mail, bastion of Middle ...

I started to read the Daily Mail I was only 9 years old. I started to read it because it was easy to read, this yes shows you how bad this paper is when a nine year old fines it easy to read. I din't really take in the stories at first but then over the last eight years I have, until the only thing I use the paper for is the television ...

As I’m all sure you know (if you have read my previous op on the Daily Telegraph), until recently I read the Daily Telegraph. However I found a problem with the best selling quality broadsheet in the country, and that was, that it was a broadsheet, it was just to darn big for cornflakes. So on happy sunny day whilst picking up my ...

The Daily Mail is by far the most popular and widely read quality daily newspaper. It is well written and presented. It follows the standard format , major news at the front & sport at the back. Whilst the Sport isn't as good as in the Sun , it is difficult to be pursuaded to buy that Newspaper in front of the Mail when ...

The Mail is the newspaper that my family have read most often in recent years, generally because it delivers what it's supposed to, news! Sadly, so many other of the most popular tabloids seem to concentrate on celebrity gossip and sex, fine I guess if that’s what you’re into, but for me a newspaper should be just that, one that ...

I was brought up in a Daily Mail household and for a long time I thought I couldn't live without it. I used to pine for it when I lived abroad and occasionally would 'treat myself' to an imported copy at great expense (even if it was 2 days old by the time I got it). But, times have changed and now I can't stand the ...

This newspaper, in my opinion, is the best daily newspaper on sale today. The people who write the pages inform of events and news telling just how it is. Sometimes they print cutting remarks about people but only in a honest and truthful report. They pull no punches, relate the truth, are not slow to give praise when needed and shoot ...

An article in "Private Eye" once described the Daily Mail as the self-appointed "custodian of the nation's morals". Pretty damn spot-on. The only reason I sometimes read this load of c**p is because my dad buys it, honest! Ermm...where do I start? Well, for one thing, it is so far up its own a**e, it needs ...

Admittedly, mail rteaders - most of whose technological ambitions probably extend no further than powering up their wheel chairs for reaching the post on pension day- were never likely to at the forefront of e - publishin, even so this woeful, no news, no feature, just the IT section of the paper in electronic form. And thats it. Like the ...