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I used to only read the sky news website after turning away from the BBC due to them being far too biased. But recently I've noticed sky news twisting certain stories and being fairly biased in some articles.
So now I mainly watch Al Jazeera, find it fairly relevant to whats happening in the world.
Also Liveleak for the unbiased news and the hilarious fails of the world.

DigitalSpy :/ haha

Sometimes i'll look at the worldnews subreddit, pathetic i know ;P

Reply 43

Cluck

Mainly the BBC, but sometime the 'I' because it's often free on planes, although it's pretty dreadful and I wouldn't pay for it.

Reply 44

ipoop

The Independent Website (and Print copy a few times a month)
BBC News website
The Guardian Website
The I (print)
Google News Stream
Financial Times

And I watch BBC News and Sky news a few times a day. I even watch Fox News :ahee:

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Reply 45

MetropolisBoy

From a variety of sources, both on tv and the web, so that I have a complete grasp of what's on the news, and not just blindly following one news station/newspaper. I like objectivity very much.

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Reply 46

miser

The Guardian
BBC
The Young Turks

Naked News :colone:

BBC, sky, RT and Al Jazeera.

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Reply 49

thegodofgod

BBC News usually - it's my 3rd homepage on the Opera Speed Dial, after Google and my Outlook inbox.

Reply 50

Maid Marian

The daily mail usually :dontknow:

Reply 51

Barksy

Original post by miser

The Guardian
BBC
The Young Turks

Not surprising.

Reply 52

Apocrypha

Well, uh, if something huge happens, my dad normally comes into my room when im waking up and tells me, normally when someone dies or something.

Aside from that, BBC news website for headlines, Metro, and the Daily Mail website.

Reply 53

Carecup

Original post by Barksy

Vice do great documentaries.

I tend to follow news from American sources as they haven't succumbed to political correctness just yet.

[insert thinly veiled criticism of your chosen new sources here]

Reply 54

thoyub

My news mainly comes from Sky news or BBC news. Mostly Sky news though. I also make sure to browse the Daily Mail website in the mornings. I am actually often on the Daily Mail website , biased newspaper of course but can you really avoid that these days?