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Daily Mail
Love Island's Samie Elishi 'moves on with TOWIE star' after ex Tom Clare was crowned the winner of All tStars with new girlfriend Molly Smith
soft news
Immediacy
This article explores the drama and gossip of reality tv as Samie moves on with from ex Tom with Harry Lee whilst Tom wins a reality tv spin off with new partner. This articles shows pictures of the old couples and new couples whilst showing what her ex Tom is doing in the new show.
This clickbait the reality tv lovers as they may be invested in the drama that is going on and would want to know what is going on.
The Guardian
Antarctica sea ice reaches alarming low for third year in a row
Continuity
Hard news
This article explores the third year in Antarctica fell too a record low in February of 1.78 sq km which scientists believe is a sign of further evidence of the regime scheme
This is a quality article which shows the real life crisis that is happening, this is important news that affecting the world and informing the audience on the problem that is happening
the daily mail
Three men appear in court in India accused of gang raping Brazilian travel influencer while motorcycling across the world with her husband
the couple, who were making their way to Nepal from India on separate motorcycles, reportedly stopped for the night at Dumka district in India's Jharkhand, setting up camp in a makeshift tent before being spotted by the men and accosted by men who then sexually assaulted Fernando
soft news
negativity
the guardian
Cancer warning after big rise in people smoking pipes, shisha and cigars in UK
The number of people smoking pipes, shisha and cigars in the UK has risen fivefold over a decade, and experts say this could lead to a rise in smoking-related cancers such as mouth and lung cancer.Last year there were about 772,800 exclusive non-cigarette tobacco users, compared with 151,200 in 2013, according to a study published in the journal Nicotine and Tobacco Research.
hard news
negativity
11/03the gurdian
Princess of Wales says she edited family photo recalled by picture agencies
soft news
familiarity
The Princess of Wales has apologised and accepted responsibility for an editing error that led to an official photograph of her and her three children being recalled by international picture agencies. She expresses as like many photographers she likes to experiment with editing pictures.
the daily mail
Kate Middleton reveals SHE edited Mother's Day portrait - as she apologises 'for any confusion the family photograph caused' after Britain's most respected picture agency became the SIXTH to issue a 'kill notice' on the 'manipulated image'
The Princess of Wales has admitted that she edited the Mother's Day portrait that was released by Kensington Palace yesterday and apologised 'for any confusion' that the family photograph has caused. The Palace had come under mounting pressure to reveal the truth behind the photo after the world's top picture agencies - including the Press Association - 'killed' the image over claims it had been digitally manipulated.
soft news
familiarity
the daily mail
Cuckolded husband, 46, who put up with his wife's 'multiple affairs' finally snapped and punched her rugby-playing new lover
this story is about A cuckolded husband who put up with his wife's 'multiple affairs' finally snapped and punched her rugby-playing new lover. he punched him in the mouth, splitting his lip.He then smashed up two TVs and family photos before trying to drag his estranged wife from the property, accidentally pulling off her top in the process. Lukey admitted charges of criminal damage, and of assaulting his wife and Mr Andrews, but was spared jail at Poole Magistrates Court after saying he had reacted 'under extreme provocation' to his wife's 'multiple affairs'.He was handed a 12-month community order, told to carry out 100 hours of unpaid work, complete 30 rehabilitation days, pay £500 compensation for the damage and £199 costs and victim surcharge.
soft news
Personalisation
Climate protesters in England and Wales lose criminal damage defence
The court of appeals has effectively eliminated one of the last defences available to climate protestors who cause criminal damage. The court ruled that a defendant's "beliefs and motivation" do not provide a valid justification for causing property harm.
Hard news
Continuity
Predictability
The Guardian
Thousands of foreign nurses a year leave UK to work abroad
Almost 9,000 foreign nurses a year are leaving the UK to work abroad, amid a sudden surge in nurses quitting the already understaffed NHS for better-paid jobs elsewhere.The rise in nurses originally from outside the EU moving to take up new posts abroad has prompted concerns that Britain is increasingly becoming “a staging post” in their careers.
hard news
Amplitude
Negativity
The Daily mail
Brit tourist, 72, drowns in front of his wife after being swept away by strong currents while swimming off Indian beach
The 72-year-old man died on Friday evening at the Talpona beach in Canacona. The couple raised alarm as they drifted into the sea and lifesavers pulled them both ashore on jet-skis, according to local media. Both were given CPR and while his wife could be resuscitated, the British man was declared dead after being taken to a local hospital.
soft news
Negativity
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