newspapers and comments.

Free newspapers

• The metro 
• The London Paper
• They make there money through advertisement
• Free newspapers have a high circulation 
• Sites also make money through adverts

• newspapers are never totally independant 
• Newspapers pull the strings to cater to advertisement 

• The lexis in the headline uses emotive language- Toddler.
• The lexis of Finsbury Park in the title has polysemic readings.
• This newspapers assumes the audience knows where Finsbury Park is.
•  The image anchors the audience that Indian men are not nice people.
• The image shows the man to be aggressive and dangerous looking.
• The caption is blunt but anchors the audience to believe the an is a criminal.
• Repetition of 'critical' creates a narrative.

The comments.

• People were trying to link ethnicity to the crime.
• People were asking for the death penalty to be brought back.
• Blaming men.
• Comment section allows audiences to play an active role.
• Comments are invaluable as the comments get people talking about the article.
• BBC are making money through racist comments.

Cambridge news

• Owned by the mirror.
• The mirror is owned by reach PLC.
• Comments allow audiences to troll each other.
• David Gauntlet- Audiences can take whatever they want from a media product.

• Its entertaining as the NHS involves everyone in the uk.
• A scandal within the NHS gets people involved and talking.
• Conveys that the NHS aren't doing there jobs properly and its quiet ironic.
• May mean the NHS needs more money to support the mentally ill.
• `NHS aren't caring enough.