[JerseyHighlander]

I did find the breakdown of which newspapers are read by people of different political striupes interesting:

Compared to the readers of well-known newspapers

Here we compare your answers to those given by readers of a number of well-known newspapers.

	Significantly to your left	About the same	Significantly to your right
The Sun	75.5%	22.8%	1.7%
The Mirror / Daily Record	86.3%	13.3%	0.4%
The Daily Mail / The Scottish Daily Mail	76.1%	22.3%	1.5%
The Express	81.9%	17.9%	0.2%
The Daily Star / The Daily Star of Scotland	63.5%	36.5%	0.0%
The Guardian	80.2%	17.2%	2.6%
The Independent	79.4%	18.2%	2.4%
The Times	53.1%	34.1%	12.8%
The Daily Telegraph	50.7%	33.3%	16.0%

[decal]

Crime and punishment, internationalism
Your position on this axis is 4.1
You are likely to be fairly punitive and isolationist.

Economics, etc
Your position on this axis is 4.9
You are likely to be very free-market and pro-war.

More rehabilitationist, internationalist About the same More punitive, isolationist
More free-market, pro-war 0.0% 0.0% 0.0%
About the same 0.8% 0.2% 0.0%
More socialist, anti-war 90.5% 8.1% 0.4%


"Most people who think of themselves as being "left wing" are on the centre on the first axis; those who think of themselves as being "right wing" usually are on the right of this axis.)"

[Winniesboy]

The newspaper rankings - particularly surprising, since The Daily Mail is normally thought of as having the the most right-wing readership of the major dailies. Also the Sun and Express readership appear from this to be relatively further left than one would expect. Closest to you (but not very close) appears to be The Daily Star - a paper which I must confess I've never looked at in my life!