A lot of anti-establishment types believe the BBC to be completely bias but who knows. The Week is a good read and gives enough info to be informed without the waffle, sadly this is subscription only both hardy soft copy.

The "i" is imo the least biased, and the best value (cheapest!) of the quality papers. The Guardian is good in many ways, particularly online, but leans to the left editorially, while the Times leans to the right and the Torygraph...enough said.

 

Is it The Daily Phrophet by any chance?

Because the world of fantasy and magic is probably more reliable.

I really do love Harry Potter. I was 13 when it all took off, and i was Team Gryffindor all the way.

Paul Daniels I used to watch.

But people like Derren Brown. There is something about him that doesnt sit right with me.

Speaking of which there is a show called Magicians Got Talent and i watched a very scary YouTube video of the Asian version of the show which features a young Asian woman constantly twitching her left side of body. She was looking at the audience through the side of her eye. She didn't say one word. Not one word yet managed to levitate a table and make the sign of the illuminati appear on a woman's hand.

Go figure. Because I reckon she had a bit of help from someone or something.