A broadsheet newspaper is a large-format publication traditionally associated with serious journalism, in-depth reporting, and formal editorial style. It typically measures around 600 mm by 380 mm, though dimensions may vary slightly by region.
Broadsheets are characterised by longer articles, fewer images, and a focus on national and international news, politics, business, and culture. In the UK, examples include The Times, The Daily Telegraph, and The Guardian (though some have moved to smaller formats, they retain broadsheet editorial standards).
The term “broadsheet” often implies quality, credibility, and authoritative reporting, distinguishing it from the more sensationalist and entertainment-driven style of tabloid newspapers.