News in the Regions: Plymouth Sound to Moray Firth

Front Matter....Pages i-xv
News Where You Live — and Who Controls It....Pages 1-8
What to Look For....Pages 9-14
The News in Yorkshire....Pages 15-24
‘The People Nearest to the Ground’: BBC R. Leeds, Thursday 21 January 1988....Pages 25-37
From Miners to Majesty: BBC Look North, Leeds....Pages 38-49
Improvising on a ‘Rather Quiet Day’: YTV Calendar....Pages 50-61
A Conservative Newspaper’s News: The Yorkshire Post, 28–29 January 1988....Pages 62-73
A ‘Solid’ Community Newspaper: The Huddersfield Daily Examiner....Pages 74-77
Seven Journalists for Seven Days: Pennine Radio....Pages 78-82
The Midlands: ‘From Wales to the Wash’....Pages 83-87
Big City, Big News: BBC R. WM....Pages 88-98
Bombers, Beds and a Birthday: Central News West, 18 February 1988....Pages 99-113
Crisis in the Hospitals: Midlands Today, 22 February 1988....Pages 114-130
Eleven in One: Coventry Evening Telegraph....Pages 131-141
Olympics, Business and Ethnic News: The Post, Birmingham....Pages 142-150
Populists in Coventry: Mercia Sound....Pages 151-153
The South-West of England: ‘Ships, Celts and the Wednesday Walk-in’....Pages 154-166
Choice, Priorities and Decision: Spotlight (BBC) and Today (TSW)....Pages 167-176
The Western Morning News: 14–15 June 1988....Pages 177-184
BBC R. Cornwall and ILR Plymouth Sound....Pages 185-191
The News in Scotland....Pages 192-195
A People’s Paper: The Daily Record....Pages 196-201
Scotland on Screen: Two Strong Competitors....Pages 202-214
BBC R. Scotland and James Gordon’s R. Clyde....Pages 215-221
East and West: the Scotsman and the Glasgow Herald....Pages 222-233
You, the Jury....Pages 234-244
Back Matter....Pages 245-263