Where do you get your news online?

[Matt..]

I usually look at the BBC, but could do with looking elsewhere as it's just getting worse and worse

[fido]

http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/

it's actually a pretty good approximation to the real world IMO.

Edited by fido on Saturday 29th May 16:05

[Mojooo]

BBC - for a few reasons

the site layout is easily the best and easy to find stuff

the articles are a reasonable length

I read lots of sections apart from just the news

its not as bad (IMO) as some people make out in terms of bias.

they also have a good mix of multimedia stuff if you need to watch a video.

[ShadownINja]

http://tinyurl.com/3xoo8tw

[TheCarpetCleaner]

BBC or daily mail.

If you are not bright enough to filter simple fiction from fact, stay away from the Dm. It apparently confuses the more simple minded of posters on here.

It's all media rubbish at the end of the day.

[cazzer]

Here
The crap tends to be filtered out

[5unny]

The BBC for international stuff. Telegraph, Timesonline for domestic news.

[Dave Angel]

ShadownINja said:

http://tinyurl.com/3xoo8tw

Nice one!

[smn159]

BBC and Times Online, until they start charging that is...

Whinges on here of BBC bias are hugely overstated, IMHO.

[Jasandjules]

www.pistonheads.com

[Laurel Green]

Divided between PH and News Now.

[Shaw Tarse]

cazzer said:

Here
The crap tends to be filtered out

plus PH tends to report the news before other sites

[oldbanger]

Pistonheads, BBC News, Telegraph to keep aware of what's going on
plus Spiked (for the rants) and the Daily Mash

[tstain]

reuters, times online and bbc news.

[Alfahorn]

BBC, Times, Telegraph, Guardian & Mail.

[fluffnik]

cazzer said:

Here
The crap tends to be filtered out

We often get the inside line too...

[cazzer]

fluffnik said:

cazzer said:

Here
The crap tends to be filtered out

We often get the inside line too...

Yup...number of times i've said "Oh yeah, that was on PH a week ago"

[sussexjob]

newsnow.co.uk

[Acehood]

fido said:

http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/

it's actually a pretty good approximation to the real world IMO.

Edited by fido on Saturday 29th May 16:05

Reminds me of the Onion - http://www.theonion.com/

[grumbledoak]

Google news is good for getting a 'random' selection of the various biases.

The best news commentary is often here, TBH. Fast, too.