BBC News
The gold standard of UK journalism. Comprehensive, balanced, and you can’t really call yourself British if you haven’t checked the BBC weather at least once today.
Financial Times
For the money-minded and those who enjoy reading about global finance with their third espresso.
ITV News
The TV giant's online platform. Solid for video-led news and coverage with a more human touch.
Metro
Free newspaper turned clicky digital publication. Quick reads, perfect for a commute (even if it's just to the kitchen).
Sky News
A clean, reliable alternative to BBC. Good live coverage, especially during elections or major events.
The Daily Mail
Hugely popular. Think: endless sidebar of celebrity drama, but also surprisingly fast on breaking news.
The Guardian
Left-leaning, global in outlook, and full of think pieces that make you question capitalism while sipping oat milk flat whites.
The Independent
Once a print paper, now entirely digital. It’s centrist, stylish, and knows how to title a clickworthy article.
The Mirror
Left-leaning tabloid rival to The Sun. Big on scandals, sports, and royal family coverage.
The Sun
Loud, sensational, and unapologetically tabloidy. If it bleeds, they lead.
The Telegraph
More right-leaning, traditional, and posh enough to come with a built-in monocle.
The Times
Behind a paywall, but high quality. Great for people who like their news with gravitas and zero spelling mistakes.