Anyone casually reading through my previous reviews may think me a lightweight on the newspaper front as the only two papers I've reviewed have been The Sun and The Sport.The Sun is still my regular purchase for reasons given in my great review and I still maintain that I don't actually buy The Sport.My girlfriend does however get the Daily Telgraph and it's like got pictures and stuff!. I find that to enjoy a broadsheet you need a big table and an hour or so.As this is rarely possible I don't really do the Telegraph justice, but I do think it has great sections,features and excellent fair minded reporting.Still known as 'The Daily ...  Read the complete review

This is actually an opinion on the Daily Telegraph's website (www.telegraph.co.uk) as opposed to the printed paper. I'm not sure whether the opinion should be here or under Internet but what the hell! The Electronic Telegraph has been running for a couple of years now and is being continuously improved to the point where the entire newspaper is available online, chip fat and all! If you have a good Internet connection, there is actually no need to go out and buy the paper, you can read all on your screen or print out the articles that are of specific interest to you. All your favourites and more are there, Peterborough, The Crossword, Matt etc. ...  Read the complete review

The only reason I buy the Telegraph is for its excellent Fantasy Football on Wednesday. I can’t say I have ever bought one for other than sports reasons. There football game is second to none and im sure whacks up sales on the day of the weekly scores significantly. Mondays sports pull out is also ever concise and enjoyable with some excellent column writers in Winter and Phillip. The rest of it is a Tory mouthpiece with the oniuos task of keeping the Conservative Party alive and kicking before IDS sends it into oblivion. The crossword is fun as they make it easy on Wednesday for fantasy footy fans like me and if im lucky a may get ten right and ...  Read the complete review

For avid fans of sports, you cannot go far wrong with the Daily Telegraph. The sports section remains unsurpassed in the British press, with wide ranging articles on many sports, supplied by some great writers. The opinions are always balanced, with all reports giving detailed coverage, instead of a couple of lines inside the back pages, as with some dailies. Saturday, Sunday and Monday all have their own dedicated pull out sections, previewing the weekends sport, reporting on the results and then providing different viewpoints. At 45p for Monday to Friday, 70p on Saturday and £1 on Sunday, it’s essential reading for any serious sports fan.  Read the complete review

The Daily Telegraph has an image problem. Tell people that you are a Telegraph reader and the immediately see you as a Colonel Blimp figure, a fully paid up member of the huntin’, shootin’ and fishin’ brigade. The paper does have right wing leanings, yet if you understand that and read the content armed with that knowledge it is actually a very good read. The Daily Telegraph has some of the finest feature articles every day, with plenty of articles on health and parenting. Fashion does tend to highlight the upper end of the market, but has regular features on more affordable collections from the like of Marks and Spencer. The news coverage ...  Read the complete review