From my observations it's all over the place, with a consistent anti-male theme across several decades whilst still greatly favouring male sports in its sports

From my observations it's all over the place, with a consistent anti-male theme across several decades whilst still greatly favouring male sports in its sports pages, a consistent feminist theme about the evils of patriarchy and the male gaze etc. whilst still including a significant amount of fashion coverage and carrying advertising for the fashion/cosmetics industry, and a consistent anti-capitalist/globalism theme from some commentators whilst still remaining fervently pro-EU and recently anti-Brexit. It's difficult to take it seriously when it seems so utterly compromised. At least you know where you stand with the bastards at the Telegraph. My personal opinion on the Guardian is that its main function seems to be alleviating the guilt of successful lefties/saving them the hard work of having to form their own opinions.