What kind of newspaper is The Telegraph in the UK? How is it regarded?
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April 17th, 2010
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I seem to be finding a lot of headline-type links that interest me opening stories from The Telegraph, but I have no idea how the paper is regarded in terms of credibility, etc. Thanks.
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Right wing opinion but solid journalism. The crossword is pretty good as well.
Never bought a copy. Heard much about it. It is a Broadsheet, which is supposed to impress. There is a connection to Conrad Black. Make of that what you will.
Right Wing – I believe.
More of a Guardian type, myself.
Although, caution is still advisable.
The Telegraph is considered a paper of record. It may be right-wing, but of the British sort (which is still left-wing compared to Americans).
@Ame_Evil Your link shows an article that says blow jobs cause throat cancer.
What if you don’t inhale?
Highly regarded broadsheet, but too much on the conservative side for my taste.
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