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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 [[fake news]] and 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 [[homosexual rights]] viewpoints. Regular contributors include atheist Charlie Brooker, LGBT campaigners Peter Tatchell, Rev. Richard Coles, Julie Bindel, [[Owen Jones]], Patrick Strudwick and transgenders Jack Monroe (born a woman), [[Paris Lees]] (born a man) and [[Jane Francesca Fae]] (born a man).

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

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[[Category:Liberal Bias]]

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