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'''''The Guardian''''' (Sunday edition: '''''The Observer''''')<ref>''The Observer'' began as a separate Sunday newspaper in 1791 and predates the ''Manchester Guardian'' by 30 years. Guardian Media Group acquired ''The Observer'' in 1993.</ref> is a [[UK]] national daily [[newspaper]] known for its very [[liberal|left-wing]] stance. Originally known as the ''[[Manchester]] Guardian'', since it was originally published there, it is owned by a charitable organization, the Scott Trust.   

'''''The Guardian''''' (Sunday edition: '''''The Observer''''')<ref>''The Observer'' began as a separate Sunday newspaper in 1791 and predates the ''Manchester Guardian'' by 30 years. Guardian Media Group acquired ''The Observer'' in 1993.</ref> is a [[UK]] national daily [[newspaper]] known for its very [[liberal|left-wing]] stance. Originally known as the ''[[Manchester]] Guardian'', since it was originally published there, it is owned by a charitable organization, the Scott Trust.   

''The Guardian'' is dominated by [[atheist]] and [[LGBT]] viewpoints. Regular contributors include atheist Charlie Brooker, LGBT campaigners Peter Tatchell, Rev. Richard Coles, Julie Bindel, [[Owen Jones]], and transgenders [[Jack Monroe]] (born a woman) and Jane Francesca Fae (born a man).

''The Guardian'' is dominated by [[atheist]] and [[LGBT]] viewpoints. Regular contributors include atheist Charlie Brooker, LGBT campaigners Peter Tatchell, Rev. Richard Coles, Julie Bindel, [[Owen Jones]], and transgenders Jack Monroe (born a woman) and Jane Francesca Fae (born a man).

In 2017 the total circulation of ''The Guardian'' had dropped to 149,000, making it number 19 among British newspapers.

In 2017 the total circulation of ''The Guardian'' had dropped to 149,000, making it number 19 among British newspapers.