Sentence examples for tabloid today from inspiring English sources

It is the first national newspaper to close since Rupert Murdoch shut News International mid-market tabloid Today in 1995.

Two years later, the Wapping dispute heralded a golden age of investment in increased pagination, supplements, magazines, colour - and new titles: the Independent, the mid-range colour tabloid Today and the sex comic the Sunday Sport.

As Labour tried to hit back against the Sun, claiming the paper was trying to orchestrate a campaign against the government, the tabloid today printed what it said was the transcript of a 13-minute phone call the prime minister made to Jacqui Janes on Sunday night, plus a recording of the call.

In some ways, things were just as tabloid today on CNN in an interview that host Brooke Baldwin had with two men shown only in shadows whom she described as veteran Baltimore police officers.

He had threatened to take legal action against tabloid earlier this week.

From the believable fiction of Tyrannosaur to the unbelievable "truth" of Tabloid (2011, Dogwoof, E).

"Fury over Ferris TV stardom" yelled a Sunday tabloid last year, six months before the programme was even finished.

In "Tabloid" (July 15), Errol Morris offers a portrait of Joyce McKinney, a former Miss Wyoming whose lurid adventures made her a subject of sensational reporting.

Wright – who has been presenting The Wright Stuff on Channel 5, which is owned by Desmond, since 2000 – started writing for the tabloid last year.

The actor was the first celebrity to settle a claim since the tabloid last month admitted hacking the phones of several public figures.

Mr. Myler took over as editor of The News of the World in 2007, when the phone-hacking scandal was just beginning, and he remained an editor until Mr. Murdoch closed the tabloid last summer.