London overview

The perfect combination between elegance, charm, history and a splendid architecture, London is one of the world's greatest tourist destinations. Every year, more than 25 million people visit this amazing mecca. With a population of over 7 millions and an area of about 609 square miles, London is a heaven for nature lovers. Over 30% of London is made up of green spaces and parks. Spend your vacation in the middle of nature; take a walk through Hyde Park and it will bring romance back in your life.

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London newspapers

Daily Mirror
Daily Telegraph
The Times
The Independent
The Guardian
Private Eye
The Financial Times
The Observer
The Sunday Times
Funday Times

Daily Mirror - Owned by Trinity Mirror Plc, the Daily Mirror covers general news. It was created in late 19th century as a women's newspaper.
For more information, please call 020 7293 3000.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/

Daily Telegraph - The Daily Telegraph is a daily British broadsheet newspaper owned by the Barclay brothers. Founded in 1855, the Daily Telegraph has a center-right political position and is also called the Torygraph. Its headquarters are in Canary Wharf.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/

The Times - A national daily newspaper, The Times had been printed in broadsheet format ever since 1785 but in 2004 it changed to compact, tabloid size. The Times is owned by News International and its headquarters are in Wapping.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/global/

The Independent - Published by Independent News & Media in a compact format, The Independent was created in 1986, and is now the youngest daily newspaper in the United Kingdom. The Independent is a liberal newspaper whose headquarters are located in Canary Wharf.
http://www.independent.co.uk/

The Guardian - Published by the Guardian Media Group, Monday through Saturday, The Guardian is the only British newspaper published in full color and the first one to have adopted the Berliner format. The newspaper takes a center-left political position and is located at 119 Farringdon Road.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/

Private Eye- Known all over the world, the Private Eye is a British satirical magazine-newspaper published by Pressdam Ltd once in a fortnight. If you wish to find out spicy details about Britain's celebrities, then you should definitely read the Public Eye. The newspaper's headquarters are located at 6 Carlisle Street.
http://www.private-eye.co.uk/

The Financial Times- A daily international business newspaper, the Financial Times is published by Pearson in a broadsheet format. It is easy to recognize because of its pink color. Its headquarters are located at 1 Southwark Bridge.
http://news.ft.com/home/europe

The Observer - The first Sunday newspaper ever created, The Observer adopts a center-left political position. Published in Berliner format, The Observer is owned by the Guardian Media Group. Its headquarters are in Farringdon.
http://observer.guardian.co.uk/

The Sunday Times - The Sunday Times, published every Sunday by News International in broadsheet format, was founded in 1864. The newspaper adopts a center-right political position and is located in Wapping.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/

Funday Times - Newspaper created especially for children, Funday Times is a section of the Sunday Times. If your children are interested in toy and song reviews, games, comics and interviews with their favorite stars, check out this newspaper.
http://funday.timesonline.co.uk/