Composition in PRINT

Composition in Print

Daily Mail

The Daily Mail is a British daily middle market tabloid newspaper which is owned by The Daily Mail and General Trust.

The newspaper was first published in 1896 by Lord Northcliffe. It is also the UK's second biggest selling daily newspaper after The Sun.

Their sister newspaper The Mail on Sunday was launched in 1982.

There were also Scottish and Irish editions of the newspaper which were launched in 1947 and 2006 respectively.

The Daily Mail was the first British daily newspaper which was aimed at the middle classes and also the first British paper to sell over a million copies a day.

At the start The Daily Mail was also aimed at women. It was also the first to provide features for them.

The Daily Mail is also the only British newspaper whose readership is more than 50% female at 53%.

Main News

Main news is information which wasn’t known before or current events which are happening. It can be broadcasted over the television, online or in print media.

Politics

Politics are the methods and the tactics which are used to either run a government or an organisation. 

Lifestyle

Lifestyle is the way you live your life. It can include your style, attitudes and possessions.

Coffee Break

Coffee Break is the point in the newspaper where there is different puzzles that you can do while you have a coffee or a cup of tea.

Femail Magazine

This is the point of the newspaper where there are emails about things that the female population would be interested in.

Television

Television is the point in the newspaper where they show what is going to happen in television on that specific day.

Letters

Letters are the point in the newspaper where there are letters sent in about different stuff.

Career Mail

This is the point of the newspaper where they have emails sent in about stresses at different careers.

City and Finance

This is the point of the newspaper where they have about things which are happening in the city especially the financial district.

Sport

This is the final section of the newspaper. They have different sports news.