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Old 02-05-2005, 18:12   #52
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Re: Which Newspapers Inform Us Of Current Affairs Best?

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Originally Posted by andyl
I'd agree to a point - dreadful election campaign - but that doesn't explain why the broadsheets have covered such issues, which remain important, and the tabs haven't

The Sun - Strongly supported the war in Iraq, hence won't give much coverage to anything which portrays the war, or the decisions leading up to the war, in a bad light (such as the AG's advice etc etc).


The Mirror - Was strongly against the war (under Mr Moron especially), but...it's a traditionally Labour-supporting paper, & we're heading up to an election. So, although the legal advice & other stuff is relevant, I think they've chosen not to cover it much as it's not good for Blair & the Government.
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