Normally I consume the TV news or the internet news, because I think that in the TV news can

show you what's happening RIGHT NOW, anywhere in the world. And the internet news can
show you more information about a thing that is happen in the other part of the world.

I think that you can´t trust all news sources because like in the internet news are some fake news
and fakes sources and in the social media news like twitter or other, they are fakes news that
people make for joke.

I think the news that are the most reliable is BBC because BBC is a famous news source in the
United State, and they are other that also is reliable like the New York Times.
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Daily Express: Conservative, middle-market tabloid
Daily Mail: Tabloid, similar to Daily Express
Daily Telegraph: Conser