Newspapers

Question 1

Broadsheet newspaper. Generally older readership. Strongly supportive of the Conservative party.

(right wing)

Answer 1

Telegraph

Question 2

Left-leaning and politically liberal newspaper. Traditionally supportive of the Labour party. Pro B. European.

(left wing)

Answer 2

Guardian

Question 3

The oldest national newspaper in Britain. A politically centrist broadsheet, tending to be broadly supportive of the government of the day. Owned by Rupert Murdoch.

(centrist)

Answer 3

Times

Question 4

Primarily aimed at younger readers and commuters. Started as a centrist broadsheet, but has repositioned itself as a left-leaning mid-market paper.

(centrist)

Answer 4

Independent/l D.

Question 5

Mid-market tabloid aimed at middle class readers. Strongly right wing and supportive of the Conservative party. Anti-immigration and anti-Europe.

(right wing)

Answer 5

Mail

Question 6

Mid-market tabloid. Strongly anti-Europe. Politically right wing. Known for stories about the royal family and the weather.

(right wing)

Answer 6

Express

Question 7

Left-leaning tabloid aimed at working class readers. Covers a mixture of political and celebrity stories. Supportive of the Labour party,

(left wing)

Answer 7

Mirror

Question 8

Tabloid Well known for reporting celebrity scandals. Anti-European and usually (but not always) politically right wing. Owned by Rupert Murdoch.

(right wing)

Answer 8

Sun

Question 9

All newspapers left and right

Answer 9

Left:
Mirror
Guardian

Right:
Telegraph
Sun
Express
Mail

Centrist:
Independent
Times