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==Political and editorial stances==

==Political and editorial stances==

The Daily Mail claims to represent Middle England and Conservative values, opposing the [[liberal]] establishment. It generally opposes the [[European Economic Community|EEC]] and the increasing trend to see Britain as part of [[Europe]]. It is usually against immigration, although it has supported the wish of white asylum-seekers from [[Zimbabwe]] to remain in [[Britain]]. It is generally against [[abortion]] and in favour of the [[monarchy]], tax cuts and harsher penalties for criminals. Its reporting on gay issues is often seen as [[Homophobia|homophobic]]. It is generally supportive of [[Israel]], although it has recently been attacked for its lack of support for the war in [[Iraq]].  

The Daily Mail claims to represent Middle England and Conservative values, opposing the [[liberal]] establishment. It generally opposes the [[European Economic Community|EEC]] and the increasing trend to see Britain as part of [[Europe]]. It is usually against immigration, although it has supported the wish of white asylum-seekers from [[Zimbabwe]] to remain in [[Britain]]. It is generally against [[abortion]] and in favour of the [[monarchy]], tax cuts and harsher penalties for criminals. It is generally supportive of [[Israel]], although it has recently been attacked for its lack of support for the war in [[Iraq]].  

It generally takes a strong stand against criminality. It is often referrred to by the left wing press as "The Hate Mail" or "The Daily Hate", because of a quotation from Lord Northcliffe that said the formula for success was to give readers a "daily hate".

It generally takes a strong stand against criminality. It is often referrred to by the left wing press as "The Hate Mail" or "The Daily Hate", because of a quotation from Lord Northcliffe that said the formula for success was to give readers a "daily hate".