Daily Mail
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/formulaone/article-6502161/Five-years-life-changing-accident-inside-hidden-world-Michael-Schumacher.html
Inside the hidden world of Michael Schumacher: Five years on from F1 legend's life-changing accident, how he is NOT bed-ridden but receives nursing care costing more than £50,000 a week in Swiss chateau
December 29 will mark five years since the most successful Formula One driver in history, who will turn 50 five days later, fell and hit his head while skiing in Meribel, in the French Alps. He is believed to be receiving extensive nursing and therapy care, which has been estimated to cost more than £50,000 a week. German magazine Bravo have reported that medics are preparing in the utmost secrecy for Schumacher’s transfer to a clinic in Dallas, Texas, specialising in the treatment of brain injuries.
This news story was at the top of the Daily Mail homepage which is essentially a reflection of audience interests - the Daily Mail news readers take more interest in soft news than hard news which is also a reflection of the brand's values.
The i news
https://inews.co.uk/news/londons-homeless-will-make-up-one-quarter-of-people-sleeping-rough-in-the-uk-this-christmas/
Research by homeless charity Crisis discovered that London’s homeless will make up one quarter of people sleeping rough in the UK this Christmas -24,250 people are facing a homeless Christmas across the country. London is the capital of England, UK and has the highest percentage of homelessness across the country - London is believed to be a developed, working city so these figures may be shocking and/or unexpected. As the temperatures plummet across the UK, and below zero in London in the last week, mayor Sadiq Khan announced that emergency cold weather shelters will be opening up across the capital. Homelessness is becoming more and more apparent as charities and political members are beginning to do more for homeless people -shelters, support.
This news story is again another example of soft news as this is more of a human interest story where readers would engage with this type of text for surveillance and personal identification as they may be a part of the many homeless in London or know people who are.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/formulaone/article-6502161/Five-years-life-changing-accident-inside-hidden-world-Michael-Schumacher.html
Inside the hidden world of Michael Schumacher: Five years on from F1 legend's life-changing accident, how he is NOT bed-ridden but receives nursing care costing more than £50,000 a week in Swiss chateau
December 29 will mark five years since the most successful Formula One driver in history, who will turn 50 five days later, fell and hit his head while skiing in Meribel, in the French Alps. He is believed to be receiving extensive nursing and therapy care, which has been estimated to cost more than £50,000 a week. German magazine Bravo have reported that medics are preparing in the utmost secrecy for Schumacher’s transfer to a clinic in Dallas, Texas, specialising in the treatment of brain injuries.This news story was at the top of the Daily Mail homepage which is essentially a reflection of audience interests - the Daily Mail news readers take more interest in soft news than hard news which is also a reflection of the brand's values.
The i news
https://inews.co.uk/news/londons-homeless-will-make-up-one-quarter-of-people-sleeping-rough-in-the-uk-this-christmas/
Research by homeless charity Crisis discovered that London’s homeless will make up one quarter of people sleeping rough in the UK this Christmas -24,250 people are facing a homeless Christmas across the country. London is the capital of England, UK and has the highest percentage of homelessness across the country - London is believed to be a developed, working city so these figures may be shocking and/or unexpected. As the temperatures plummet across the UK, and below zero in London in the last week, mayor Sadiq Khan announced that emergency cold weather shelters will be opening up across the capital. Homelessness is becoming more and more apparent as charities and political members are beginning to do more for homeless people -shelters, support.
This news story is again another example of soft news as this is more of a human interest story where readers would engage with this type of text for surveillance and personal identification as they may be a part of the many homeless in London or know people who are.
Comments
Post a Comment