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A newspaper, not a snoozepaper ( Mail on Sunday advertising slogan )
Agony column
All I know is what I read in the papers ( Will Rogers quotation )
All human life is there ( News Of The World advertising slogan )
All the news that's fit to print ( New York Times advertising slogan )
Biggest daily sale on Earth ( Daily Mirror advertising slogan )
Captain Bob ( Nickname of Robert Maxwell )
Chequebook journalism
Cover story
Don't believe everything that's written in the newspapers
Extra, extra, read all about it
For top laps ( The Economist advertising slogan )
Forward with Britain ( Daily Mirror advertising slogan )
Forward with the People ( Daily Mirror advertising slogan )
Fourth estate
Free enterprise with every issue ( The Economist advertising slogan )
Grub Street hack
Have you ever wished you were better informed? ( The Times advertising slogan )
Hit the headlines
Hold the front page
Hot off the press
If you don't get it, you don't get it ( The Washington Post advertising slogan )
It is. Are you? ( Independent
Newspaper
advertising slogan )
Letters to the editor
No F.T. no comment ( Financial Times
Newspaper
advertising slogan )
Press pass ( a priority ticket giving access to events to the media )
Read all about it
Splashed across the front page
Sunday isn't Sunday without the Sunday Times ( Sunday Times advertising slogan )
The Dirty Digger ( Nickname of Rupert Murdoch )
The Sunday Times is the Sunday papers ( Sunday Times advertising slogan )
The Thunderer ( Nickname of The Times
Newspaper
)
Top people take the Times ( The Times advertising slogan )
When The Times speaks, the World listens ( The Times advertising slogan )