While it's true ownership and financial interests can affect what goes to print, our bias ratings are determined by assessing the bias of content only. Note: Funding and ownership is not taken into account when determining AllSides Media Bias Ratings. Over time, it has produced many notable stories, but has also come under fire for a variety of controversies, including accusations of homophobia, racism, and sexism. In its founding, the Daily Mail was aimed at the literate lower-middle class and had a high volume of advertising revenue. It is the United Kingdom's second-largest selling daily newspaper after The Sun. It was first published in 1896 by the Harmsworth brothers, Alfred and Harold. It is owned by the Daily Mail and General Trust and is published in London. It also considers BBC News to have a left bias. The Daily Mail is a British daily tabloid newspaper with much of its coverage about entertainment and pop news, and politically is a traditional supporter of Conservatives.
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