Daily Mirror Flashcards

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What is a tabloid?

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A term that describes the small size and shape of a newspaper

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What the most recognisable tabloids?

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the Daily Mirror, The Sun, the Daily Mail, etc.

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What is the Mirror online?

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It is an online subscription service. The Daily Mirror also has a tablet version

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4
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What political stance is the Daily Mirror?

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Left-wing, supports the labour party

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5
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Who is the publisher?

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Reach plc

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6
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Who is the target audience?

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C2, D, E social groups

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7
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When was the edition published?

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13th March 2019

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8
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What happens in this edition?

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This was published after Theresa May encountered another defeat of her Brexit proposals. As the paper as left-wing, it criticised the way the tory party handled the Brexit negotiations

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The headline ‘Brexit Delay Mayhem’ and ‘surrender’, ‘defeat’, and ‘chaos’

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Suggests that the negotiations for Britain leaving the EU are disastrous

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10
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The small image of Theresa May

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The serious image of her anchors the headline. Also, the fact that the image is so small shows how little faith the Mirror have in May’s abilities

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11
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The strapline ‘Fighting for you’

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Provides solidarity for those worried about the effects of Brexit

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Cheltenham Festival ad

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It dominates the page and it grabs the attention more than the political story

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13
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The advert at the base of the page

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Uses green colours which links to the racing feature

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14
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The article on the assault of the actor

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The image is a close up of her upset face. This creates empathy and the readers feel closer to the character

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Headline of assault

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The headline uses emotive slang like ‘glassed’ and ‘thug’

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The central image of Theresa May

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In the image, her arms are raised and perhaps this could connote defeat (with her Brexit proposals)

17
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How is May portrayed?

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May is portrayed as someone who is losing, but who is also bravely fighting against the odds

18
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The language used in the article is allegorical

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This portrays the debate in parliament as if it is a horse race