I heard that Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales leaders are planning to meet to break up UK. Is it really true? Anyone from UK here who can tell me what is actually happening there?

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      15 days ago

      Pretty sure, yeah. Most of the UK papers are. The only one I know for sure is left-leaning is The Guardian. There’s probably others.

      The ones I sort-of trust for either being neutral or lefty: The Observer, The Independent, The National, The i and The Scotsman.

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        15 days ago

        The only one I know for sure is The Guardian.

        Is there a “not” missing? The Guardian is left leaning except their transphobia.

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          15 days ago

          The BBC barely feels neutral, has mostly leaned right over the past decade.

          The only major left-leaning non-tabloid one I can think of is the Guardian.

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              Basically the guardian and i (that’s their name, a lowercase letter i, it’s so stupid)

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              It means semi-serious. Basically, you have broadsheets that purport to push serious journalism and tabloid papers that are more sensationalist and low-brow. Tabloids in the UK include The Sun (hugely popular, Murdoch-owned, right-wing scandal rag) and the way less popular Mirror (a left-leaning paper that sort of emulates The Sun’s style in an attempt to appeal to the masses).