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'''‘’The Daily Mail’’''' is the second biggest selling British [[tabloid]] newspaper, and possibly the most [[conservative]] in its editorial stances. It has a Sunday edition called ‘’The Mail on Sunday’’. It’s two million plus circulation is one of the largest of any daily newspaper in English. <ref>http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/dailymail/home.html?in_page_id=1766</ref>

'''‘’The Daily Mail’’''' is the second biggest selling British [[tabloid]] newspaper, and possibly the most [[conservative]] in its editorial stances. It has a Sunday edition called ‘’The Mail on Sunday’’. It’s two million plus circulation is one of the largest of any daily newspaper in English. <ref>http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/dailymail/home.html?in_page_id=1766</ref>

==Early History=

==Early History==

The Daily Mail was founded as a [[broadsheet]] newspaper in 1896, but changed to a tabloid format 75 years later. Its closest rival in terms of conservatism is [[The Daily Express]], which sells far fewer copies.  

The Daily Mail was founded as a [[broadsheet]] newspaper in 1896, but changed to a tabloid format 75 years later. Its closest rival in terms of conservatism is [[The Daily Express]], which sells far fewer copies.