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Answer the questions on the press in writing 1. What else do newspapers do besides reporting the news and interpreting it? 2. What kind of information can one find in a paper? 3. In what two different ways do papers treat information? 4. What do British papers tend not to do compared with other newspapers? 5. How can you tell a popular paper from a serious one by looking at it? 6. What categories of newspapers can you name? How do you categorize them? 7. What's the symbol of the British Press and why? 8. Names of what British quality papers and tabloids can you remember? 9. What are Sunday papers?
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Besides reporting and interpreting news, newspapers also provide commentary, editorials, opinion pieces, and analysis on various topics and issues.
One can find a wide range of information in a newspaper, including local and international news, sports, entertainment, weather, classifieds, obituaries, and advertisements.
Papers can treat information either objectively, presenting facts without any bias or subjectively, where the writer or journalist presents their opinion and interpretation of the facts.
British papers tend not to publish as many photos compared to other newspapers.
A popular paper will generally have more sensational headlines and stories, while a serious paper will focus more on in-depth reporting and analysis.
Categories of newspapers include national, regional, local, and international papers, as well as quality papers and tabloids. They are often categorized based on their target audience, political leaning, or content.
The symbol of the British Press is the "Fleet Street" in London, which was once home to most of the major British newspapers.
Some names of British quality papers include The Times, The Guardian, and The Independent, while tabloids include The Sun, The Mirror, and The Daily Mail.
Sunday papers are newspapers that are published on Sundays and often contain more in-depth reporting, analysis, and features than their weekday counterparts.