Newspaper Inside Page Layouts

Features seen on the inside covers:
The Evening Post:

• Caption - who's in the picture, age and where it is shot - who, what, where, why etc. for example: Sam Rogers 6 and tom Anderson 13, winners of the first golden Morphs award @ Bristol Explore presented by Richard Williams (Who Framed Roger Rabbit) and Donna Speed (Competition winner)
• column of stoies on the left hand side approximately three stories.
• One image, more focus on stories
• six stories on one page.
• Evening post website, top left
• Date top right
• who took the picture is also featured and where you can order the picture.

I like the layout of the stories especially the left hand column. Perhaps I would add another picture and an advert as I believe there are too many stories all on one page.

The Mercury:

• Captions under/ alongside pictures
• top left corner - name of newspaper and then date
• top right cormer - website address
• One large advert bottom left of the page
• Two images
• Community stories in a blue rimmed box
• Maximum two to three columns for each story
• approximately three stories per page

Again, I like the layout and there is the right amount of pictures : text

The Times:

• website address -top left hand corner
• date - middle top of page
• page number - top right hand corner
• seven adverts on one page near bottom and up the sides but I think that it may vary between pages
• three images near top of page
• approximately three stories per page
• Red line separting the two headlines

I like the layout at the top of the page as it is more conventional but I do feel that it has too many adverts which ultimately make it feel cluttered.