Is The Daily Telegraph left or right?
Right of centre. We place The Daily Telegraph at +6 on a scale from −10 (left) to +10 (right).
What it actually covers
The share of The Daily Telegraph’s politics stories touching each subject, divided by the share across every masthead we read. 2.0× means twice the attention the press as a whole gave it.
Measured across 0 stories over 30 days, 2026-08-29 to 2026-10-02.
Covered more than the press average
Nothing stands out on the days recorded so far.
Covered less than the press average
- Andy Burnham0.0×
0 stories · 0% of its output, against 38% across the press
- Zack Polanski0.0×
0 stories · 0% of its output, against 3% across the press
- Labour0.0×
0 stories · 0% of its output, against 38% across the press
- The Greens0.0×
0 stories · 0% of its output, against 3% across the press
Every masthead we read
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See the split every morning
The day's stories as the left and the right each told them, in one email before breakfast.
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