== Middle Market? == 

 On this page and Middle-market newspaper (an article with no references or sources), it is claimed that the Daily Mail is a Middle-market newspaper. However, judging by the Mail Online, I think that the more appropriate label would be downmarket, as (quoted from Middle-market newspaper) down-market newspapers favor sensationalist stories. Currently featured articles on the front page include one about Cheryl Cole (Head to toe: Cheryl Cole launches shoe collection with big hair), an anti-Traveller article regarding Dale Farm (Fiasco down on eviction farm: Travellers' glee as judge halts closure of illegal site at eleventh hour). Other common articles that often appear include anti-immigrant, anti-Traveller, anti-Muslim, anti-gay and anti-benefit-cheats undertones, not exactly things that springs to mind when one thinks of a middle-market newspaper.  

 Though this is of course original research and POV, my point is that the claim about it being Middle-market should still have a source.