News - Where do you get it and what do you trust?

[Brighton Mod]

Try France 24, the English version, mostly news and not a lot of editorial. BBC News is the poorest, easy reporitn on gossip at Westminster, little substance. Such as did you know that the waiting times in A & E have fallen last week from 93% to 92.3% according to the BBC. Pointless news and the lead article on todays radio.

 

[pasty]

I read the online Torygraph on the train on mornings I have to go to London, then normally watch 10 o'clock news headlines on BBC. If a story catches my eye as vaguely interesting I stay up to watch, otherwise retire to bed.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

All of my news, views, opinions and spelling mistakes come from The Guardian.

 

[The Spanish]

As far as sauces go I prefer the brown sauce, aka The Guardian

thats red sauce not brown

 

[spring hall convert]

As many sources as possible.

Wouldn't say I trust any of them. They're all biased in different ways.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

thats red sauce not brown

Yeah, Ketchup at the back!

 

[Philzo-93]

Most Broadsheets mostly.

But what do I trust? I usually like to look into something more so I would say...me

 

[Stat Brother]

BBC, The Daily Show, Later with John Oliver.

I guess that makes me a liberal American

 

[BlockDpete]

BBC website, then Newsnight later on.

Newsnight seems that much more " grown up" than regular news.

Oh, and the Daily Mash

 

[surrey jim]

Tend to watch Sky news mostly due to it being 24/7, however am a fan of the Channel 4 news. Seems much more unbiased and fact finding reporting rather than sensationalising a story (ala Sky/BBC).

That and the Daily Mash for important stories.

 

[Fungus]

To paraphrase Simon and Garfunkel, I get all the news I need on the Met Office website.

 

[Hamilton]

The Weekly Wipe, BBC website, Private Eye, FT, BBC TV news (which I hate), Guardian website and the Telegraph website.

The only thing I trust is NSC.

Oh and BBC R5 and R4.

 

[bluenitsuj]

I don't watch the news. I just pick up bits on the radio. Too many people believe all the propaganda bias on the news unfortunately.

 

[Hatterlovesbrighton]

Twitter mostly.