I am by nature an inquisitive person. I need to know how things are done, what makes things work. I like to experience new adventures, well within reason, to do. I will try anything.
As most people, I read a newspaper, wanting to get the latest news, and every morning I would buy The Times, The Telegraph, The Daily Mail, whichever newspaper caught my eye that morning.
I was and am aware of the bias, the agenda, the political stance that the newspaper owners, editors, and reporters can put on any report in newsprint.
, a ten minute walk to the printworks, I began to wonder what was all the fuss about. I would suspect that most of the workers who went on strike about the move would actually be nearer to their home.</p>
<p>We were told on the tour of the works, that the current site at Wapping would be closing down, and be moving to new premises with new print machines outside London, with 60% redundancies. This time there were no complaints, those that have lost their jobs will find more work elsewhere, and they will have had a good payout to help them on their way.</p>
<p>After a briefing, we went to the editorial offices of the Sun Newspaper, being overwhelmed by the red decor. The first print run of the paper was due at 21:30 hours, but they were waiting for the football results and putting the finishing touches to the next days news. We watched the big TV screens as Chelsea scored goals. I wondered if the reporter was at the ground or here in the news office.</p>
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