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The '''Daily Star''' is a British daily [[tabloid]] newspaper. It is a downmarket sibling of the ''[[Daily Express]]'' and focuses on celebrities, sports and popular television series. It derives much of its revenue from advertising pornographic websites and premium-rate pornographic telephone services. Politically the paper is right-wing. First published in 1978, the Star was the first new national British newspaper to be introduced since the Daily Mirror in 1903. | The '''Daily Star''' is a British daily [[tabloid]] newspaper. It is a downmarket sibling of the ''[[Daily Express]]'' and focuses on celebrities, sports and popular television series. It derives much of its revenue from advertising pornographic websites and premium-rate pornographic telephone services. Politically the paper is right-wing. First published in 1978, the Star was the first new national British newspaper to be introduced since the Daily Mirror in 1903. | ||
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Revision as of 19:36, August 15, 2007
The Daily Star is a British daily tabloid newspaper. It is a downmarket sibling of the Daily Express and focuses on celebrities, sports and popular television series. It derives much of its revenue from advertising pornographic websites and premium-rate pornographic telephone services. Politically the paper is right-wing. First published in 1978, the Star was the first new national British newspaper to be introduced since the Daily Mirror in 1903.