Political Positions of Newspapers

Political Positions of Newspapers
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Timeline
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Socialist/Left-Wing Rights for workers and minorities are key. Believe the rich benefit from exploiting the poor and that this system should end. Pro revolution. Eg: Morning Star, Socialist Worker
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Liberal/Left-of-centre Pretty middle of the road. Tend to offer the most unbiased, objective perspective. Believe it is important to represent people from all minority groups and countries. Eg: Independent, Guardian, The Mirror
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Centre
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Conservative/Right-Of-Centre Uphold traditional values about Britishness, class, gender etc. Anti Labour and Lib Dems. Do not like Britain being apart of the EU. Wary of immigration. Pro-Capitalist.  Eg: Daily Telegraph, Financial Times, Evening Standard, The Times
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Nationalist/Right-Wing Incredibly patriotic. Dislike change - highly supportive of traditional values: anti-abortion, anti-same sex marriage. heavily opposed to immigration. Believe Britain should be Britain for (White) British people. Eg: Daily Express, Daily Mail, The Sun, Daily Star,
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