The Daily Mirror

The Daily Mirror was founded in 1903, and is one of the tabloid newspapers that are very popular in United Kingdom. The title of the newspaper has been changed twice in 1985 and 1987 from masthead to simple The Mirror. The Mirror is the only national daily newspaper in UK. The newspaper has been supported the labour party on every general elections from 1945. The newspaper was also able to gather this support of united Ireland in 1978. In 1990 the paper was blamed for dumping down and was condemned in 1996 for printing a headline Euro 96 is over.

People became highly aggressive against the newspaper. It was a time of match between England and Germany in 1996 when this news happened. Many of the fans following of the newspaper were annoyed at this act and became against the newspaper. But the newspaper still continued and in 2000 to it changed its logo from red colour to black colour in order to distinguish itself from red top term. And the term was a sensation is term used by mass-market tabloid. But in 2005, newspaper the gains switched to its red top.

Apart from various up some downs in the publicity and formation of newspaper, people have always been in favour of reading it because it provided with some of the most some interesting and useful information. The reason for leading this newspaper was its tabloid format that made it easy for people to carry it and read it while travelling from one place to another in public transport.