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Old 24-04-2012, 02:33 PM #1
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Default Newspapers you trust or respect.

Are there any?

With so many scandals lately about the hacking of voicemail messages of celebrities and other public figures, not to mention the already pretty desperate and sickening front pages of some of the tabloids (WHITNEY'S DEATH BATH springs to mind), which newspapers or political magazines do you respect?

I'm interested since journalism's an area I want to work in (although not necessarily political journalism), and it's pretty common for 'journalist' to be treated as a dirty word.

Personally, I can't find anything faulty about the tactics and research made by the Guardian. They're the newspaper I usually go to most if I want to read one. The Metro, too, doesn't seem to have much in the way of political bias.
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