News story 1

News story

1) https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6163063/Novichok-suspects-speak-TODAY-says-Kremlin-funded-Russia-Today.html

The name of the news story is " Two Novichok assassins make bizarre claim on Russian TV - 24 hours after Putin insisted on they were civilians, not criminals"


2)

The two Skripal suspects Ruslan Boshirov (left) and Alexander Petrov (right) have spoken out for the first time and say they were just tourists enjoying the delights of Salibury

3) The news story is about two suspects named Ruslan Boshirov and Alexander Petrov and they've have spoken out for the first time and say they were just tourists  enjoying the delights of Salisbury. They've both been accused by British police of being two spies. They claim they are fearful for their lives and say that they were only in Salisbury because they wanted to visit Stone Henge.

 4) This might appeal to an audience due to the increase of political issues which involve Russian. Also, people tend to have a negative view on the Russian government and if there is a story of two supposed assassins that entered the country that might intrigue people as one of the aspects that newspapers use  in order to sell issues is danger or threat which is when newspapers make it seem as though there is threat the can affect you and your daily life and because of this anyone would be intrigued to read the news story.

 5) This could be considered journalism as it shows the identity of the supposed assassins and also gives a detail description of what could have happened. A map is also included that shows how close the supposed assassins were to the killed man's house not only showing evidence on how they could have been involved in the assassins but also to paint a better picture for the viewer.


1) https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6228939/Police-reopen-investigation-claim-Cristiano-Ronaldo-raped-model-Las-Vegas-hotel-room.html

The police reopen a investigation that focuses on Cristiana Ronaldo raping a model in 2009.

2) 

Intimate: Ronaldo and Kathryn Moyorga, now 34, in the Las Vegas nightclub in 2009


3) The footballer Cristiana Ronaldo is in a investigation that is has been reopened, suspecting him of raping a model after meeting her in a club. After, meeting her in a club, he invited her to his house and whilst she was changing, he came in and expected her to do sexual things.

4) The audience might appeal to an audience as Ronaldo being a famous footballer and a celebrity would have a large following and many people who look up to him as a role model would hear about this story resulting in some not believing or viewing him in a different light.

5) Daily Mail didn't say Cristiano Ronaldo being a rapist etc but rather said that he is being investigated showing how they aren't using click bait as if they changed the title to Cristiano Ronaldo being a rapist then much more people would have clicked on the story.





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