What the Papers Say
/ˌwɒt ðə ˈpeɪpəz seɪ/
/ˌwʌt ðə ˈpeɪpərz seɪ/
- a British television programme that examined the different ways in which the news was reported in different newspapers. It was first broadcast in 1956 and continued until the 1990s. The name is now frequently used for a summary of newspaper reports.
报纸怎么说：一个英国电视节目，研究了不同报纸报道新闻的不同方式。它于1956年首次播出，一直持续到1990年代。现在，该名称经常用于报纸报道的摘要。