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BBC stands for: British Broadcasting Corporation. Founded in 1922. It is a UK public television and radio corporation which is also affectionately known as "Beeb". It has an excellent reputation both nationally and internationally although some critics see it as biased and pro-London. It was for many years the sole provider of radio and television in the UK.
The Guardian is an independent British national daily newspaper. Until 1959 it was called the Manchester Guardian. The newspaper has two more websites in Australia and USA versions. It is nicknamed "The Grauniad", given the frequency of some typos.
The Daily Mail is a British newspaper, a tabloid, which had its origins in 1896. It is a very popular British newspaper second only to The Sun. The newspaper's editorial inclination is social and political conservatism and its publications cover all types of opinions on any subject.
The Daily Mirror, also known as The Mirror, is a British daily tabloid since 1903. In the years between 1985 and 1987 and from 1997 to 2002, the name used was The Mirror.
The tabloid gained more popularity in November 2004 following the re-election of George W. Bush. The paper said at the time: "How could 59,054,087 people be so idiotic?"
The Sunday Times is Britain's best-selling Sunday newspaper. It is sold in both the UK and Ireland.
The Sunday Times dominates the UK's quality Sunday newspaper market and has gained lots of reputation for its investigative reporting.
The newspaper has three magazines: The Sunday Times Magazine, Culture and Style, as well as three tabloid supplements (Travel, Home and Driving).
The Shuttle, formerly known as the Kidderminster Shuttle, is a free weekly (Thursday) newspaper distributed to families in Wyre Forest, Worcestershire, England. It has its headquarters in Weybridge, Surrey.
It remains a local institution in the Kidderminster area, primarily with its focus on local politics and Kidderminster Harriers F.C.
The Shuttle has its origins in the 19th century and takes its name from the carpet industry for which Kidderminster is well known.
The Daily Telegraph or just The Telegraph is a British newspaper published in London by the Telegraph Media Group and distributed throughout the country, as well as internationally.
It has a sister newspaper, The Sunday Telegraph, since 1961.
The newspaper is a benchmark among the country's leading newspapers and has been described by the BBC as the "establishment newspaper".
The Observer is a UK newspaper distributed on Sundays. It was first published in 1791 and is the oldest Sunday newspaper in the world.
It is considered a very high quality newspaper essentially due to its seriousness and depth, in contrast to many other newspapers in the country.
Its editorial line is center-left, with social-liberal or social-democratic positions.
The Independent is a British online newspaper. Previously, its format was standard, but from 2003 it became a tabloid.
The newspaper declares itself to be free from any pressures or influences. The latest print edition of The Independent on Sunday hit the streets for the last time on March 20, 2016.
Financial Times is an international English-language daily newspaper focusing on business and economic news. The newspaper was founded in 1888 in London and merged in 1945 with its closest rival, the Financial News, which dates back to 1884.
The Sun is a daily newspaper in tabloid format distributed in the United Kingdom and Ireland. It belongs to the News Group Newspapers group of News International.
The Big Issue is a street newspaper created by John Bird and Gordon Roddick in 1991. It is published in four continents. The Big Issue is one of the UK's leading social businesses to help homeless people reintegrate into society. It is the most popular and widely circulated street newspaper in the world.
The Daily Express is a British daily tabloid and the flagship title edited by Express Newspapers which also publishes the Daily Star and Daily Star Sunday newspapers. Its owner is Richard Desmond.
It has a Sunday edition called the Sunday Express.
The Morning Star is a left-wing British daily newspaper that focuses on social, political and trade union issues. The newspaper assumes that its editorial position is aligned with Socialism in Great Britain.
Its former name was The Standard from the years 1827 to 1904. It is a free local London daily newspaper and is published weekdays in tabloid format.
In 2009, the Russian Alexander Lebedev bought the newspaper and ended a history of 180 years of paid circulation and became a free newspaper, doubling its circulation.
This is a free tabloid available in some parts of the UK. It is distributed by Associated Newspapers, which is part of the Daily Mail and General Trust. It is published on weekdays with the exception of holidays. Its distribution is done in places as different as public transport services, commercial establishments, workplaces, bus stops or hand delivery to common pedestrians.
The newspaper was initially launched only in the City of London in 1999.
City A.M. is a free business-focused newspaper distributed in London. It has a website, which you can find here at the link, with a digital audience of more than 2 million unique users per month.
The largest circulation newspaper in the UK is the Metro. It is free. There are other popular newspapers like The Sun, Daily Mirror, Daily Mail, Daily Express, The Guardian or The Times.
Popularity & percentages:
1 The Sunday Times: 34%, 2 The Guardian: 31%, 3 The Times: 31%, 4 Metro: 31% The Sun: 30%, 6 The Daily Mirror: 29%, 7 The Sun on Sunday: 29%, 8 Financial Times: 28%
The Observer, London, United Kingdom
The Daily Courant was the first regular newspaper, launched in the Queen Anne region in 1702.
Daily Mail, The Mail on Sunday, Daily Express and Sunday Express.
The Guardian is considered by many to be Britain's most trusted newspaper.
Aberdeen Citizen, Aberystwyth Times, The Adventurer, The Aegis, Anti-Jacobin, The Athenian Mercury, Athletic News & The Atlas are defunct newspapers.
There are two different types of newspapers: broadsheets and tabloids. Broadsheets are seen as more “intellectual”, also called “quality press”.
Tabloids provide news about culture, celebrities, and other stories of general interest.
The Advertiser ( Deepings, Lincolnshire )
The Advertiser ( Villages )
The Albanian ( London city ) ( language: Albanian )
Al Quds ( London city ) ( language: Arabic )
The Argus ( Brighton city )
Asharq al-Awsat ( London city ) ( language: Arabic )
The Asian Express National Newspaper ( language: English )
The Asian Today ( West Midlands )
Barnet & Potters Bar Times ( London city )
Barnsley Chronicle ( South Yorkshire, Yorkshire and Humber )
Bedale News ( North Yorkshire, Yorkshire and Humber )
Bedington News ( Merseyside, northwestern England )
BerkshireLive ( Reading & Berkshire, SW England )
The Beaver ( London city )
The Bexley Chronicle ( Thamesmead - Bexleyheath & Sidcup )
BG Ben ( In Bulgarian )
Billericay News ( Essex, East of England )
Birkenhead News ( Merseyside, northwestern England )
Borehamwood & Elstree Times ( Hertfordshire )
Bracknell News ( Berkshire, SW England )
Bradfordian ( BFD ) ( Bradford )
Bristol Post ( Bristol )
Buckingham & Winslow Advertiser
Bucks Free Press ( Buckingamshire )
Bucks Free Press ( Marlow - Buckingamshire )
The Bucks Herald ( Buckingamshire )
Burnham & Highbridge Weekly News
Burnley News ( Lancashire )
Burton Live ( Burton upon Trent )
Bury Free Press ( West Suffolk )
The Business Courier ( London city ) ( language: Russian )
Business Weekly ( Cambridge, east of England. )
Calne News ( Buckinghamshire, SW England )
Cambridge Evening News ( Cambridge, east of England. )
Cambridgeshire Times ( North Cambridgeshire )
Camden New Journal ( London city )
Catterick News ( North Yorkshire )
Cheshire Live ( Cheshire, northwest England )
Chester-le-Street News ( North Durham )
Chippenham News ( Buckinghamshire, SW England )
The Chronicle ( Cheshire, northwest England )
Church Times ( London city )
Consett News ( North Durham )
Corsham News ( Buckinghamshire, SW England )
CornwallLive ( Cornwall )
Country Gazette ( Somerset )
The Courier ( Warwick )
Coventry Telegraph ( Coventry, West Midlands, England )
Coventry Observer ( Coventry, West Midlands, England )
Crewe & Nantwich Guardian ( Cheshire, northwest England )
Croydon News ( Croydon )
Daily Echo ( Bournemouth )
Daily Echo ( Southern ) ( Eastleigh - Fareham & Winchester )
Daily Gazette ( Buckinghamshire, SW England )
Daily Post ( Cheshire, northwest England )
Daily Record ( Southern )
Darlington Borough Council News ( Darlington )
Derby Telegraph ( Derby )
Derbyshire Times ( Chesterfield )
Derry Journal ( Derry )
Devizes News ( Buckinghamshire, SW England )
Diss Express ( Norfolk & Suffolk )
The District Post ( Horsham )
Doncaster Free Press ( South Yorkshire )
Dumfries & Galloways Standard ( Dumfries )
Durham News ( North Durham )
Ealing Times ( London city )
The Easingwold Advertiser ( North Yorkshire )
East Anglian Daily Times ( Suffolk & North Essex, East of England )
Eastern Daily Press ( East Cambridgeshire )
East Hampshire News ( Hampshire, western SW England )
East Kilbride News ( Lanarkshire )
East London & West Essex Guardian
Eastwood & Kimberley Advertiser
Echo ( Basildon - Canvey & Southend )
The Edge ( Berkshire, SW England )
Edgware & Mill Hill Times ( London city )
Elaph ( London city ) ( language: Arabic )
Ellesmere Port News ( Cheshire, northwest England )
Enfield Independent ( London city )
Epping Forest Guardian ( London city )
EssexLive ( Chelmsford )
Essex County Standard ( Buckinghamshire, SW England )
Evening Chronicle ( Tyne & Wear - Southern Northumberland & Northern County Durham )
Evening Standard ( Wimbledon )
The Express & Echo ( Exeter )
Express & Star ( Staffordshire )
Fareham News ( Hampshire )
Ferryhill News ( South Durham, northeast England )
Fleet News ( Hampshire, western SW England )
Galloway News ( Dumfries )
The Gazette ( Blackpool )
The Gazette ( Hemel )
Gazette & Herald ( Wilts - Yorkshire )
Gazette & Herald ( Buckinghamshire, SW England )
The Gloucestershire Echo ( Cheltenham )
Gloucestershire Gazette ( Gloucestershire )
Gloucestershire Live ( Cheltenham )
Gosport News ( Hampshire, western SW England )
Guardian ( East London & West Essex, East of England )
The Guardian Weekly ( London city )
The Guildford Dragon ( Guildford )
Hackney Gazette ( Hackney - East London )
Halifax Courier ( Halifax )
Harrow News ( London city )
Harrow Times ( London city )
Hartlepool Mail ( Hartlepool & East Durham )
Hartlepool News ( Tees Valley )
Harwich & Manningtree Standard
Hastings & St Leonards Observer
Havant News ( Hampshire, western SW England )
Hayling Island News ( Hampshire, western SW England )
Hendon & Finchley Times ( London city )
Henley Standard ( Henley-on-Thames - Oxon )
Herald & Post ( Luton & Dustable )
The Herald ( Wantage & Grove - Abington - Didcot & Wallingford )
Hertfordshire Mercury ( Hertfordshire, southern England )
Hexham Courant ( Hexham - Tynedale )
Hillingdon & Uxbridge Times ( London city )
Hounslow Chronicle ( London city )
Hoylake Junction ( Merseyside, northwestern England )
Huddersfield News ( Huddersfield )
Hull Daily Mail ( East Yorkshire )
The Independent ( Brighton & East Northumberland County )
Ipswich Star ( Ipswich )
Irvine Herald ( Ayrshire )
Isle of Wight County Press ( Isle of Wight, south coast of England )
Journal Enquirer ( Andover )
Journal Enquirer ( Bolton )
Journal Enquirer ( Coventry, West Midlands, England )
Journal Enquirer ( East Hartford )
Journal Enquirer ( East Windsor )
Journal Enquirer ( Ellington )
Journal Enquirer ( Enfield )
Journal Enquirer ( Glastonbury )
Journal Enquirer ( Hebron )
Journal Enquirer ( Manchester, UK )
Journal Enquirer ( Somers )
Journal Enquirer ( South Windsor )
Journal Enquirer ( Stafford )
Journal Enquirer ( Suffield )
Journal Enquirer ( Tolland )
Journal Enquirer ( Vernon )
Journal Enquirer ( Willington )
Journal Enquirer ( Windsor )
Journal Enquirer ( Windsor Locks )
Kashmir Link London ( London city ) ( language: English & Urdu )
Kent Messenger ( Maidstone )
The Kent & Sussex Courier ( Tunbridge Wells )
Keswick Reminder ( North Lakelands )
Knutsford Guardian ( Cheshire, northwest England )
Lancashire Evening Post ( Preston )
LankaeNews ( language: English - Sinhalese & Tamil )
The Leader ( Brighton & Hove )
Leek Post & Times ( Leek - Staffordshire )
Leicester Mercury ( Leicestershire )
Lichfield Live ( Lichfield & Burntwood - Staffordshire )
Liverpool Echo ( Merseyside, northwestern England )
Local London ( London city )
London Bulletin ( London city )
London Daily ( London city )
London Loves Business ( London city )
London Mercury ( London city )
London Observer ( London city )
Ludlow/Tenbury Wells Advertiser
Lusotimes ( In Portuguese )
The Luton News ( Luton & Dustable )
Lynn News ( Kings Lynn - West Norfolk )
Maidenhead Advertiser ( Maidenhead - Buckinghamshire, SW England )
The Mail ( Cumbria )
Malmesbury ( Buckinghamshire, SW England )
The Malton ∓ Pickering Mercury
Malvern Gazette/Ledbury Reporter
Marlborough ( Buckinghamshire, SW England )
Mercury ( Essex, East of England - Hertfordshire )
Messenger ( Sale & Altrincham - Cheshire, northwest England )
Middlesbrough News ( Tees Valley )
Monmouthshire Beacon ( Monmouthshire - Herefordshire - Gloucestershire )
The Muslim Weekly ( London city )
MyLondon ( London city )
Nailed: Belper Independent News
Neston News ( Merseyside, northwestern England )
Newbury & Thatcham Chronicle ( Berkshire, SW England )
Newquay Voice ( Newquay - Cornwall )
The News ( North Yorkshire )
The News ( Portsmouth )
News & Star ( with The Cumberland News ) ( Carlisle & West Cumbria )
News Guardian ( Northtyneside )
News Letter ( North Tyneside )
News Post Leader ( Blyth & Wansbeck )
News Shopper ( Bexley )
Newton Aycliffe News ( South Durham, northeast England )
Northallerton News ( North Yorkshire )
North Devon Gazette & Advertiser
The North Devon Journal ( Barnstaple )
North Warwickshire News ( Coventry, West Midlands, England )
The Press ( York )
Northern Echo ( Darlington )
Northwich Guardian ( Cheshire, northwest England )
The Observer ( London city )
The Packet ( Falmouth - Helston - Truro - Camborne & Redruth )
Peterlee & Seaham News ( North Durham )
Peterborough Telegraph ( Peterborough )
Pewsey ( Buckinghamshire, SW England )
PlymouthLive ( Plymouth )
Pontefract & Castleford Express
Poole Observer ( Bournemouth & Poole )
Portsmouth News ( Hampshire, western SW England )
The Press ( York )
Qarannews ( Liverpool )
Reading Chronicle ( Berkshire, SW England )
Record-Courier ( Kent )
Redcar News ( Tees Valley )
Review ( St Albans & Harpenden )
Richmond & The Dales News ( North Yorkshire )
Richmond & Twickenham Times ( London city )
Ripon News ( North Yorkshire )
Rotherham Advertiser ( Yorkshire )
Royston Crow ( Royston )
Runcorn & Widnes World ( Merseyside, northwestern England )
The Russian Mind ( language: Russian & English )
Russkyi v Anglii ( London city ) ( language: Russian )
Rutherglen Reformer ( Lanarkshire )
RWB ( Buckinghamshire, SW England )
Ryedale News ( North Yorkshire )
Salford Advertiser ( Salford - Manchester )
Salisbury Journal ( Salisbury )
The Scarborough News ( York )
The Scunthorpe Evening Telegraph ( Scunthorpe )
Sedgefield News ( South Durham, northeast England )
The Sentinel ( Stoke-on-Trent )
The Shields Gazette ( Southtyneside )
Shildon News ( South Durham, northeast England )
Shirshobindu ( In Bengali & English}
Shropshire Star ( Telford )
Slough & South Bucks Express ( Berkshire, SW England )
Socialist Worker ( London city )
SomersetLive ( Hants & Dorset )
South Manchester News ( Manchester )
Southport & Mersey Reporter ( Merseyside, northwestern England )
South Warwickshire News ( Coventry, West Midlands, England )
South Yorkshire Times ( Dearne )
Southern Daily Echo ( Southampton - Hants )
Spennymoor News ( South Durham, northeast England )
Staines & Croydon Guardian ( London city )
Stanley News ( North Durham )
The Star ( Sheffield - South Yorkshire )
Stockport Express ( Stockport )
Stoke Sentinel ( Stockport )
Stockton News ( Tees Valley )
Stratford Observer ( Stratford Upon Avon )
Suffolk Free Press ( Sudbury )
Sunday Mercury ( Birmingham )
Sunday Sun ( Newcastle )
Sussex Express ( Lewes )
Sutton & Croydon Guardian ( London city )
Swindon News ( Buckinghamshire, SW England )
Tameside Advertiser ( Tameside )
Tamworth Herald ( Staffordshire )
TeessideLive ( Teesside - South Durham - & North Yorkshire )
The Telegraph & Argus ( West Yorkshire )
Thirsk News ( North Yorkshire )
Times ( Hendon & Finchley - Barnet & Potters Bar - Edgware & Mill Hill )
The Times of Earth ( London city )
The Tottenham & Wood Green Independent
Tower Hamlets News ( Tower Hamlets - London )
Tyne & Wear News ( North Durham )
The UK News ( United Kingdom )
Varsity ( Cambridge, east of England. )
The Visitor ( Morecambe )
Wallasey News ( Merseyside, northwestern England )
Wandsworth Times ( London city )
Warrington Guardian ( Cheshire, northwest England )
Waterlooville News ( Hampshire, western SW England )
Weastar Times ( London city )
Weekly Janomot ( London city ) ( In Bangla )
The West Country ( Somerset - Devon & Cornwall )
West Sussex News ( Hampshire, western SW England )
The Western Morning News ( The South West )
Western Telegraph ( Pembrokeshire )
Westmorland Gazette ( Kendal - The Lakes District )
West Sussex County Times ( Horsham )
Wetherby News ( West Yorkshire )
Wharfedale & Airedale Observer
Whitby & Scarborough News ( North Yorkshire )
The Wilmslow Express ( Manchester )
Wilts & Gloucestershire Standard Series
Wimbledon Times ( London city )
Windsor & Eton Express ( Windsor )
Winsford & Middlewich Guardian ( Cheshire, northwest England )
Wirral Globe ( Merseyside, northwestern England )
The Wisbech Standard ( North Cambridgeshire )
Wishaw Press ( Lanarkshire )
Woking News & Mail ( Woking - Surrey )
Wycombe Today ( High Wycombe - Buckinghamshire, South East England )
York & Harrogate News ( North Yorkshire )
Yorkshire Evening Post ( Leeds )
The Yorkshire Times ( Yorkshire )