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The British Media;90% of Britons over the age of 15 read a national or local paper;Functions of British Media;Background Several newspapers Connection Varieties Restriction Changes;Background;The Observer《观察家报》;The Times《泰晤士报》;The Guardian《卫报》;Connections;Varieties;Class and educational differences are reflected in the newspapers people read.;Some quality press in UK;Some tabloids in UK;Restriction; Changes;The Broadcast Media; The broadcast media---television and radio---are tremendously important to British national life. On average, British people spend 4 hours a day watching TV and one of the most frequently read parts of the newspaper is the TV listings. Newspaper also carry reviews of programmes which are being broadcast. At work, or among friends and family, conversations will frequently be about shows that were watched the evening before. To not participate in British television viewing is to effectively cut oneself off from British culture and society.;What do British people watch? News, entertainment, and sport are the favourites. ;British soaps present gritty and realistic accounts of the everyday life of Britons. They often tackle contemporary social issues like racism, AIDS, homosexuality, divorce, drug abuse, wife battering and so on. They are of very high quality and are popular abroad. ;Britain still has a fairly conservative television culture. 1.There are still only a limited number of television channels 2.satellite TV is still not as popular or as widely available as in the United States. 3.This limited number of channels and the state control of television channels, helps to unify the entire country.;The British Broadcasting Corporation;;Thanks