The Observer

Well, after over 10 years of regular Sunday reading, I've finally had enough of The Observer. It may be the country's oldest newspaper, but any sense of dignity or responsibility that may come with that title are strangely absent from this increasingly shallow little rag. I originally began buying The Observer as it is, to all intents, The Guardian on Sunday. Not as right-wing as the Sunday Times or Telegraph, not as boring as the Independent, and not as trashy or lowbrow as the News of the Screws. However, in the 10 years I've been reading it the paper has deteriorated from an intelligent, readable journal into a London-centric style sheet, all ...

First published on December 4th 1791, The Observer is the UK's oldest Sunday newspaper, and is now linked with the Guardian in a sort of liberal alliance. So if you're after xenophobia, homophobia, or anyonewhodisagreeswithusophobia you should stick to reading the Mail, Sun, Telegraph or your local paper. Main Section - 32 pages A2 ''''''''''''''' 9;'''''''''' The news section covers stories in reasonable detail with the emphasis on making those stories interesting to the reader. "Focus" gives more in depth coverage of a ...

Which newspaper was going to be the first to break the story that 9 11 was 'an inside job'? Which newspaper was going to gain a world exclusive? Which newspaer? To my surprise it was The Observer. On 27 Oct 02 the Observer gave us four, yes four, full sized pages detailing the arguments. http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/enemywithin.html The article pieced together all the evidence which had previously appeared in bits and pieces in various media outlets, from Newsnight to Newsweek. According to the writer, it appears that the Bush-cabal had a long-standing plan to grab oil in various parts of the ...