Compare two newspapers and write down the similarity and differences in their report.
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In an article the lead paragraph is designed to have a large impact on the reader which sums up the story in a short space. This is useful for people who haven't got time to read the full article. It is also designed to interest the reader so they read on. In The Mirror the lead paragraph is simple and bold, full of emotion and sensational language such as 'sparked outrage' to over exaggerate the story. The lead paragraph is designed to be short and 'straight to the point' but it fails to mention any positive side to the Princes comment, which is revealed later on in the article. This again shows signs of The Mirror being bias. The Times is more informative and is not bias in any way. It explains how he said that 'members of shooting clubs were no more dangerous than members of golf or squash clubs'. The paragraph also contains more honest language and less sensational language and it over exaggerates less.
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