the times

• what does the title suggest

  the paper will show us what is happening at this 'time' around the world

  
  

  logo in-between the two words signifies the paper as being steeped in tradition and history
• woman covering a letter of the title


  represents the times as being iconic and well known even when the masthead is not totally clear
• how to be fit?

  represents people as being lazy and wanting quick fixes which will be relatable to a lot of readers
• pandemic puppy


  reflects context of people buying pets during covid to keep fit

  soft story to the cover for balance
• bold image of Boris and small print copy

  eye catching

  small print copy represents the paper as being complex and aimed at readers with high literacy levels
• close up of his face

  facial expressions lack confidence and suggests his future is unclear
• his suit and tie


  signifies he is wealthy, powerful and in a professional job
• why is the pull quote suggesting that Boris has failed unusual from the times?

  they say they're 'centralist' but in reality, the times are more 'right leaning
• why might this negative representation been done

  to reflect public opinion at the time of many of their readers who were angry at the rule breaking

  ... suggest the issue is not over and there is more to come
• mentioning of the police

  represents the issue as very serious
• facts and figures


  '4' emphasises how many times the rules were broken

  emphasise how much evidence there is against Boris
• verdict and quotes from


  represents the paper as being judgemental and important
• quotes from labour and conservative members

  condemning Johnson represents the idea that he has lost support from everyone
• drinking culture


  suggests the conservatives are out of control, lazy , unprofessional and self indulgent
• serious and formal mode of address

  reflects broadsheet status and suggests serious content