Newspapers Fact Table

	Owned by	Audience	Online	Circulation	Political alignment
The Guardian (£2.50)	the Scott Trust Limited (part of the Guardian Media Group)	- liberal youths - well educated - predominantly male - targets the higher demographic	The Guardian and its sister paper The Observer are both fully digital newspapers with free access online.	132,341 (2020)	Centre-left
The Times (£1.80)	News UK, which is owned by News Corp (Rupert Murdoch)	- many scholars and researchers read the Times - predominantly male -targets the higher demographic	Online presence since 1999 with an option to subscribe to the print edition.	359,960 (2020)	Centre-right
The Daily Mail (90p)	Daily Mail and General Trust	- lower to middle class British people - targets Conservative supporters	The second largest multi-platform news website, with a mobile app.	872,576 (2022)	Right-wing
The Sun (70p)	News UK, which is owned by News Corp (Rupert Murdoch)	​- aimed at a lower demographic - predominantly male - older audience	Largest online news website with a free mobile app and an option to pay to subscribe.	1,250,634 (2020)	Centre
Daily Mirror	Trinity Mirror	- targets workers and also labour supporters - predominantly male -targets the higher demographic​	Second largest online news website after The Sun.	309,062 (2022)	Labour
Telegraph	Telegraph Media Group	- targets Conservative supporters - aimed at well educated people	Subscription based with a free website.	317,817 (2019)	Right-wing