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texts 8 Two similar texts: 9 A “part”-privatisation 11 Conclusion 13 Appendix 14 Introduction Besides the red buses and telephone boxes, the red mail boxes are one of the most famous visual symbols of the United Kingdom. They are held by Royal Mail, which is the British postal service. The post office is one of the last public enterprises, which survived from the wave of privatization driven by Margaret Thatcher and John Major in the 80s and 90s

toujours en cours, alors que de nouveaux cas de chiens martyrs viennent d’être découverts. Alertés par les actions de la Fondation 30 Millions d’Amis, le Quotidien allemand « Bild » en tête suivi par nombre de ses confrères de l’union comme « The Daily Mail », sensibilisent désormais l’Europe à l’horreur subie par les chiens de la Réunion. La Fondation 30 Millions d’Amis étend ainsi son rayon d’action à l’intérieur des frontières européennes et fait circuler sa pétition en langue allemande et anglaise

scandales constituent le fond de commerce de ce titre phare du groupe Murdoch. Il est notamment réputé pour sa célèbre page 3 qui expose une femme a moitié dénudée et ce dans tous les numéros, Mais aussi pour ses titres brutaux. * The Daily Mail Le Daily Mail est un journal britannique publié depuis 1896 dirigé par Paul Dacre. Il est deuxième en nombre de ventes quotidiennes en Grande-Bretagne avec 2 millions d'exemplaires, ce qui en fait l'un des quotidiens en langue anglaise les plus diffusés

BTS Management des Unités Commerciales Première année Anglais Devoir 1 Texte : "Bring back playtime", from the Daily Mail, dated Wedsnesday, 13 July, 2005 Partie 1 : Compréhension écrite Activity 1 Read the article once, then write down an account of the document in French, in about 150 words. (10 points) Les idées clés: – Les jeux d'enfants diffèrent selon les époques : marelle, corde à sauter,… contre jeux électroniques, vidéos, etc… – Des bénévoles amoureux des jeux traditionnels

professional – was an "ideal victim". Unfortunately, her landlord, Mr Chris Jeffries, seems to have been the "ideal suspect". On his arrest, the media seized upon his background and appearance to make their views about him clear. The Sun, the Daily Mail and the Daily Mirror have described him, respectively, as "Professor Strange", "The Strange Mr Jefferies" and a "suspect peeping Tom" , "His photograph has appeared on the front page of national newspapers 11 times. He was described as "weird", "lewd"

technologies. Their growth and variety have greatly improved information dispersal, news availability and entertainment opportunities. They cover homes, places of business and leisure activities, and their presence and influence is an inevitable part of daily life. The print media began to develop in the 18th century. The national press today is, in effect, a London press because most national newspapers have their bases and printing facilities in the capital. Most of them used to be located in Fleet

Burglar in hot water. This is an article from a British newspaper called « the Daily Mail » about the incredible story of quite a peculiar burglar. This burglar called Gary Rickard and his way ‘to work’ is very amazing. He didn’t like hurrying, he liked to take his time. Indeed 34 year-old Gary Rickard breaks into houses or shop, particularly jewellery shop, with the view of burgling or raiding them. However, before plundering and running away, this well-know criminal always decides to have a

age of 18, having spent their jail sentences in separate secure units without setting foot in a young offenders institution or an adult jail. After his release Venables is reported to have been allowed to join the army. Unconfirmed reports in the Daily Mail suggest that he is now a born-again Christian, had settled down and had plans to marry. Thompson is said to be living with a gay partner, after attending art school. Both must stay in regular touch with senior probation officers who are sworn to

prix et une stratégie rédactionnelle qui se résume en la déclinaison de la loi des 3 S : « sexe, sports, scandales », la Grande-Bretagne propose des quotidiens très accrocheurs comme : The Sun : 3919000 exemplaires chaque jour, The Daily Miror : 2399000, The Daily Mail : 1728000 exemplaires. La Grande-Bretagne est un pays de tradition de « presse people », désignée outre-Manche sous l’expression « Yellow press » ou « Gutter press ». En Italie, l’absence de lois concernant le respect de la vie privée

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