What are the better UK newspapers??

Following up to Charles Hawtrey

I can't imagine that The Guardian could ever be considered non-partisan.
They'd have to make major editorial changes in order to become truly
non-partisan, and then they'd need to wait for public perception to
catch up.

I doubt they want to be.
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Following up to

The rest of the dailies are strictly bogroll.

Funnily enough you omit the one that is probably the most ideology-free
in terms of its news values (though admittedly also probably the
dullest read): The Financial Times.

its also amusingly free of non financial values. I remember
reading a whole spread about the Sellafield nuclear power station
with not a word about leukemia clusters or similar.
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Martin wrote:

On Thu, 09 Jun 2005 17:23:27 +0200, Earl Evleth
wrote:
What about the Manchester Guardian??

Dead and buried decades ago.

It just droped the "Manchester" bit, when it moved.
A change of premises and name is not "dying".

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