Morning Star (British newspaper)

Britain The veteran of the list. Ownership of the old Daily Worker passed from the Communist Party of Great Britain to the People's Press Printing Society, a readers' co-op set up in 1945 with shares sold at £1, and the paper has been called the Morning Star since 1966. It remains Britain's clearest example of a national daily owned by the people who read it. The politics are openly left-wing, so read it for coverage of workers and the unions and for proof that reader ownership can last for generations, not for neutrality.