UK newspapers: how representations reconstruct reality

Every producer has an ideology and this is reflected in their newspapers

• Every newspaper has a bias/belief
• Targets the target audience
• For financial reasons 
• To manipulate target audiences to agree with their ideology
• Newspapers and political parties have a relationship

• High angle, close up shot of Boris- Shame stupidity and guilt
• Anchorage of "Lockdown" big in the news and will resonate with the audience
• Lexis of the acronin 'PM' assumes the audience will understand what this means
• Lexis of 'Police investigate' suggest danger and the idea that the priminister has done something wrong
• His facial expression may suggest mockery and un-seriousness
• The Times is clearly critical of his power
• The accusations made by the times are less extreme as the accusations of the daily mirror's paper
• Public perception of Boris is so bad that they have to go along with it

• Thumbnail image: mise-en-scene of her large breasts
• Voyeurism- pleasure at looking at somebody
• Exaggerated lexis so sexualise the images
• Mode of address of a much older man 
• Erotic fiction-smut
• "the beauty put on another busty display"- language used suggests that the woman is actively showing off her body to audiences
• All the comments on this are very sexist
• soft-core pornography suggested by comments