The Observer
First published on 4 December 1791, The Observer is the world’s oldest Sunday newspaper.
It became part of the Guardian Media Group in 1993 after many years of being the only quality Sunday paper which wasn’t simply the Sunday edition of a daily. But it still has its own distinctive feel – it isn’t just a Sunday Guardian. Its political stance, though still left-of-centre as you’d expect, tends to be a little to the right of its sister paper.
The Observer converted to “Berliner” format (tabloid width, but taller pages) in January 2006.
Website: http://observer.guardian.co.uk/
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