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Introduction

Britain has a very vast history of being indulged in the wars. War that has never brought peace and harmony to any country in the world has so far been the best way for the abasement of a weak country. Every war that had occurred, none of the countries involved in it had ever envisaged about the severe consequences that it would bring. The interwar period that was between 1918-1939, the economic crisis had reached its peak and the countries involved in it had to suffer a loss to a great extent. This was a time of unprecedented depression coupled with the rise of both the far left and right across all areas of the world with specifically in the United Kingdom the rise of the labour party during this period. Within this essay I hope to show how the newspapers were forced to adapt to this changing world order that is showcased by changing economic and social systems.

Main Body

Within the 1930's the national daily newspaper market was dominated by five newspapers with four of the five being broadsheets, these papers were The Daily Mail, The Daily Herald, The Daily Express and The News Chronicle being the broadsheets with The Daily Mirror being of tabloid form. The main four broadsheets accounted for around 70% of the newspaper market with all of the main five newspapers having over a one million readership with in some cases such as The Daily Express and The Daily Herald readership of the newspapers doubled or tripled between 1925-1930.

This truly tells us as to how popular the news paper had become. One of the reasons why news paper was gaining popularity was because it was the only medium through which information was transformed. The curiosity, fear of people forced them to buy news papers, and since only limited number of companies was available, their revenues increased to the highest extent. Before the interwar period, people did not have a habit of reading news papers; it was more of an anti social world unlike today where people are always up to date. One of the other factors that led to the increase in the sales of the news paper was the awareness that was being spread amongst the people, and this awareness made its way through the society through education, in short the literacy rate had risen.

Since the people were becoming more literate and the sales for the news paper companies was rising, the conditions for the news paper companies was getting a bit tough, and the event that caused despair over the world, which lead to depression was the crash of wall street in the year 1929. After this event took place, the world started to get in to the era of depression, and a sudden decline in the outpours level and employment was ...