The word "newspapers" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to physical copies of news publications, or to refer to the content published by news sources. Example sentence: I read the latest news in the newspapers this morning.
The newspapers were named the most trustworthy, accurate and reliable newspapers in the UK in 2013.
Email: [email protected] / Twitter: @MartinFarrer Warren Murray Guardian UK/US site editor in the Asia-Pacific timezone Warren has worked for the Guardian in London as well as ABC News Online, the Irish Independent group in Dublin and capital-city newspapers in Canada.
"All of our young players in Germany, they don't even know what happened previously but in England, especially the newspapers, they remind us how well we did or how frightening we are or how we always win no matter what happens and that makes us even stronger.
In 2013 Fairfax Media entrusted a digitising business called Rogers Photo Archive in Little Rock, Arkansas, with millions of newspaper photographic prints and negatives dating back as far as the 19th century – from the Sydney Morning Herald, the Sun-Herald, the Australian Financial Review, the Age in Melbourne and 72 New Zealand newspapers.
In response to a questionnaire devised by the Guardian and five leading European newspapers, the vast majority of almost 100 European doctors and psychiatrists who replied said there was a "prescribing culture" in their country because other help for people with depression was inadequate.
Newspapers across the political spectrum duly went into outrage mode.
In an interview with the Guardian and a collection of other newspapers at his campaign office, Carswell instead placed himself in the tradition of the great Victorian Liberal prime minister William Gladstone rather than the Tory Benjamin Disraeli.
Judging by opinion polls, the views of the country's main political parties and the ongoing fascination with the House of Windsor in Irish newspapers, magazines, television and radio programmes, the overwhelming majority welcome the arrival of the Queen.
Any information from the outside world comes from the newspapers and magazines that her relatives bring her during visits.
The businessman, who in previous years has been critical of the Kremlin and who owns part of Novaya Gazeta, one of Russia's only independent newspapers, says that "now is not the time for criticism" and has come out in support of Russia's acts in Crimea, suggesting they could be viewed as a "pre-emptive humanitarian intervention".
This is the first election where newspapers don't matter, and what we're watching is an industry-wide tantrum.
