British Press

The papers in Britain are divided into two groups: the quality papers and the tabloids.

The quality papers are smaller in size and have detailed articles about national and international events.

The tabloids are smaller in size, have shorter articles and have no pictures.

Sometimes they are about the private lives of well-known people.

The daily papers are smaller than Sunday papers.

Sunday papers are national and that means they can be bought all over Britain

They provide reading material about fashion, clothing, cooking, diet, house and home, cities, motoring and holidays.

Some of magazines are published for women.

The papers published sections with articles on travel, food and wine, and other leisure topics.

Their bright pages are designed to catch the eye and they certainly succeed in doing so.

There are magazines for motorists, farmers, gardeners, nurses, computer programmers and many others.