News values, newspaper front cover analysis

 


Daily Mirror - Tabloid

Daily Express - Broadsheet

The daily express is using Bias to still back up Boris and give the impression people should support him one last time or else there will be consequences. This compares to the Daily mirror who just want him to exit and and very much against the former PM, by saying that after all he has done, he still doesn't want to go. The 2 newspapers have used the same image as their front cover, yet the daily express has cropped the image to not show the door in the picture, whereas the Daily mirror shows the full image. This is because the Daily Express still back him and want to present he shouldn't be leaving and backed. They also back Boris by describing Michael Gove as a snake and say he vows to get the job done. They both use block capitals in big typography in order to get the key messages of the newspaper across, with the Daily Express including a section of the article there too. The daily mirror have at the bottom of the page, have 4 reasons which show why he shouldn't be in power and use to influence people as to reasons why they should turn on him. More comical and just want the inevitable to happen.


Daily Star - Tabloid

Daily Express - Broadsheet

The daily star appears as more of a jokey and comedy of the Ryan Giggs' case, which compares to the Daily express which has minimal inclusion of it on the front cover. In the daily express they focus more on political and national involvement than what they do entertainment and celebrity stories. In the daily star they also make Sir Alex Ferguson the main headline in the front cover and describe the trial case as a SENSATION. This goes against the normal view of trials. The daily express also over exaggerate and say Sir Alex described Ryan Giggs' temperament as fantastic and wonderful, which compared to the daily express who said he was never angry. This is more likely to be more believable in the daily express as it takes the case and narrative more seriously due to being a broadsheet newspaper.


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