WEEK1: Article 1

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ARTICLE 1 : 'I' NEWS


Labour to vote on keeping open the prospect of second Brexit referendum

https://inews.co.uk/news/brexit/labour-vote-second-brexit-referendum/                                        

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  • This is an example of hard news as it is representing the political side of news. This article is about the Labour Party putting down a motion on whether or not to have a second referendum for Brexit. They believe they we should have a general election on whether we should accept the current deal we have or renegotiate for another deal. Consistency and the public are putting pressure on Jeremy Corbyn to back the ' People's Vote'. They are hoping to gain a general election so that they can change the current team of negotiates.
  • This story on the one hand does reflect the ideologies of a newspaper because they are not biased they are quite neutral. They reflect both sides of the political spectrum. However, it some cases it doesn't because there are some papers that are politically neutral in there stories and 'i' newspaper is one of them.
  • In my opinion i think that it is an example of quality news paper as it is not click bait, its short and snappy which younger audiences will find more interesting and are more likely to read. 


















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