News analysis 24.09.18





‘Simply not fit for purpose’: Labour vows to scrap academies and free schools 

https://inews.co.uk/news/education/simply-not-fit-for-purpose-labour-vows-to-scrap-academies-and-free-schools/
24.09.18

The labour party wants to scrap the the free schools programme and academisation as they believe it gives too much power to the head teachers of schools. It's a major shift from Tony Blair's administration. 

 This is an example of hard news which would appeal mainly to audiences such as parent's and school teachers. 

 It gives the audience an insight of their local schools along with their community. This reflects the value of a newspaper to bring real and relevant information to communities.



Sister's outing: Kim Kardashian looked like she was having the time of her life as she watched Beyonce with sister Kourtney and friend Larsa Pippen in LA on Sunday nightKim Kardashian exhibits her curves in a busty pearlescent bodysuit as she parties with Kourtney at Beyoncé and Jay-Z's Rose Bowl concert... after putting feud with singer behind her


 https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-6200717/Kim-Kardashian-parties-Kourtney-Beyonc-Jay-Zs-Rose-Bowl-Run-II-concert.html 
24.09.19
Kim K was seeing singing and enjoying beyonce's music clearly showing everyone that she no longer has a feud with her, she also showed off her 'hourglass' figure by 'tucking in her pearlescent body suit'

This is an example of soft news as it's not on any important news. 

 This reflects the side of journalism where incredibly irrelevant news stories are shared for the purpose of clicks and possibly satisfaction.





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