Different Opinions - News Revision
Both articles address the prominent matter of Brexit and Theresa May's downfall regarding Article 50 and her statement from 10 Downing Street. Though The Guardian supposedly takes a more liberal and unbiased stance in their articles, this opinion piece by Marina Hyde clearly demonstrates a hatred for Theresa May with her implied incompetence and her 'various lunacies' regarding the extension of article 50. Unconventionally Hyde uses colloquial and taboo language which contrasts from the use of such language due to The Guardian's high brow audience yet the use of this language arguably shows the passion in the subject and does not weaken the argument or make it appear farcical. The Daily Mail surprisingly creates a more factual article with less personalisation through use of the passive voice yet uses rhetorical questions as headlines and fillers to construct the article which allows the audience to place their own views into the article whilst also allowing them
