Ideological discourses in Newspapers

The Sun: Racism

• The suns audience tends to be of a lower social class therefore the titles and captions are very large and are slang based to either entice/amuse the audience the reader. 'Jihadi' is used to make the audience think about the stereotype image. The term 'fiery' is used to describe no only the audience, the individuals included within the story. As the lower classes are visioned to be more rowdy and out of control (rebellious) based on the stereotype. 
• The audience of the believe most of its news and are into nationalist views stereo typically. Therefore the people being portrayed as foreign are shown badly through horrific terminology which associates continuous stereotypes. The hegemonic belief is still maintained through the negative portrayal on the front cover.  

The Guardian: Right Wing politics

• The front cover of the guardian consists of sophisticated language which matches the target audience, the lack of big bold titles helps represent a subtle yet important format. The main title for the front page suggests how the PM (right wing) is accused of various fixing/biased rulings therefore this supports the audiences ideas of a left wing audience; which publicizes the right wing in a negative format.
• The ideological discourses seem to be direct as it is stating the prime minister (who is all powerful - predominantly-) grabbing more power and reducing it for other mps or those who are associated with politics.
• The hegemonic belief is portrayed perfectly for the audience as it shows the pms dominance and influence in a negative way. As a left wing audience, negative representation of the right wing is to help and correspond to the readers beliefs.

Daily Mail: Nationalism

• The right wing mail audience predominantly believe in nationalism and improving the economy with helping others with minimal effort. The noun fury represents the reaction to the authority (Those in power within the government). Therefore the audience will agree with agree with this as the government are predominantly right wing. 
• The direct ideological discourses as complimenting the queen helps maintain a higher status representing positive messages about our culture and idols. Then the nationalist ideas present through 'fury' to allow migrants into the country maintains the highest social class (by protecting heritage- by presenting it as our country).
• The audience for this paper will predominantly believe that migrants from various foreign countries are of a lower social class stereo typically either from there birth countries or economic status therefore the hegemonic belief is still visible as the audience feel they are more important and higher on the social hierarchy than other migrants in this case the turkish citizens.