Reading broadsheet papers online.

I come from a working class family who's daily paper is 'The Sun.'

Now I am much more interested in the broadsheet papers (The Times, The Telegraph etc) but don't want to go buying them daily and looking like the Sun/Mirror isn't good enough for me.

Is it possible to read them online (even if it costs) in the same way as buying the newspaper?

Reply 1

Aantttt

Hi five, 'cept it's the Daily Mail here.

Well, the articles aren't as detailled as you'd get in the paper but the quality of written stuff is still the same. I recommend Comment is Free on the Guardian website if you want more "intelligent" opinionated articles, so to speak.

Reply 2

laura_j90

I'd recommend the Times, but you have to pay. Also the Telegraph, and you don't have to pay for that one.

Oh and the Daily Mail is technically more of a tabloid, not broadsheet :]

Reply 3

Kolya

Joely90

Is it possible to read them online (even if it costs) in the same way as buying the newspaper?

You don't have to pay for the Guardian, Independent, Telegraph, or the Economist, if you want to read them online. If you want to read the Times as well, you'll need to pay for that. In other words, there's a large selection of sources for you to choose from. :yes:

Reply 4

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I think he means literally the paper. I'm sure I used to remember them releasing them as PDF or something, but you had to pay.

Would be nice if they would put sections of it up as a PDF.