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Danny Mitchell, a student at Nottingham Trent University, reviews The Times

This issue of The Times had good pieces of journalism throughout, particularly in the Opinion and World sections of the paper. The front-page report about the lack of diversity in the judiciary was a very interesting read. The journalists did well to shine a light on an area in society that is normally cloaked in mystery and they produced a strong piece of journalism through the variety of sources used.

However, I did not feel that the royal visit to Canada was a worthy front-page picture, due to it having been a busy news day. I would not have used the picture of the Duchess of Cambridge as I do not feel it pulls the reader in.

Anatole Kaletsky’s Opinion piece — “America’s nightmare: to be Greece with Google” — was a piece of journalism that really stood out. The article was especially insightful and the knowledgeable discourse made readers really ponder about the possibility of a “real financial nightmare that could soon descend on the world”.

Meanwhile, in Sport, the back page highlighted the correct lead article, focusing on the potential devastating nature of an alleged $50 million “bribe” in Formula One. Also, Matthew Syed’s feature on Franco Baldini was a very entertaining piece of writing, with the colourful language fully engaging this reader.