different daily newspaper in British

British newspapers a wide range of newspapers in various fields have also local communities, and even different races have their own newspapers. But the British newspaper is now the main issue: The Independent , Guardian , Daily Telegraph, The Times, the Financial Times . Daily Express , The Daily Mail, The Evening Standard , Metropolitan , Sun , Daily Mirror and so on. Is the UK's leading national newspaper "The Guardian", "The Times" and "Independent." Britain's largest-circulation tabloid newspapers, mainly the "Sun" and "Daily Mirror." There is also a newspaper must not be left out of the way, that is, "every day horses" (Racing Post), which is a document containing all the information the British daily horse racing. With the rapid growth in the UK the number of Chinese, Chinese-language newspapers also began to have growth momentum, from the original only the "Sing Tao Daily," dominated the European version of the British Chinese community, and today there are nearly dozens of newspapers. The major ones are "China Daily", "UK Times", "European Overseas News", "UK Business", and "News" and so on.
"The Times" (The Times) is the United Kingdom issued a comprehensive national daily newspaper, is a whole world of politics, economy, culture plays a tremendous impact on the newspaper. "The Times" • part of Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation. For a long time, "The Times" has been considered the first mainstream British newspaper, known as "faithful recorder of British society." "The Times" in the UK domestic politics and international relations play an important role. Murdoch after being acquired, there is that "The Times" style gradually tend to be conservative.
"Daily Mirror" is a strong supporter of the Labour Party. But if you just look at newspaper reports, you will wonder the newspaper is not currently the biggest opponents of the ruling Labour Party? Author in the United Kingdom, found that the newspaper not only in health, education, welfare and other issues often criticize the government, some major issues on which the Labour Party opposing views. The most typical example is the war in Iraq. Blair led Labour government to actively follow the U.S. war against Iraq, and the "Daily Mirror" is holding strong opposition. The newspaper reported on not only in the United States Government and the British government's Iraq policy vocal opposition, but also take practical actions to support anti-war activities.