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What is Brexit?
Too many restrictions 
Lost control
Britain leaving the European Union at 11pm on Friday 29th March 2019
- To change the laws and immigration to let less immigrants into the country
- To keep the pound
- EU has too much power over the UK
75% of under 25's wanted to stay
over 60's wanted to leave because of nostalgia (white faces, blue passports)

Tabloid vs broadstreet

Are newspapers politically bias


Right wing- Freedom 
Left wing- Forced

The telegraph is likely to support the right wing party.

The mirror supports the left wing party. 

The Mirror
Large image
masthead consists of the newspaper name and an interesting story
Left wing
Saying in the main article that May cannot fix the issue that she has made 

The Telegraph
Medium sized image
Older audience- want to leave the EU
Right wing
Can work to fix the issue
Longer articles 

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