Most UK papers are in the tabloid format now (i.e. in the physical sense, not that they're all about sex and celebrities), with very few stories written over pa

Most UK papers are in the tabloid format now (i.e. in the physical sense, not that they're all about sex and celebrities), with very few stories written over pages, nor a meaningful fold (I like it when the crossword is on half a page but beyond that it's irrelevant). Glad that you mentioned voting though, as much as I don't think there's much I can do about most world events, I do still feel the responsibility to be an informed voter, however slim the pickings might be. I have also found that print media (both newspapers and magazines) have made it much easier to engage my kids on various issues.