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[[File:Studio Lounak AC Syndicate concept.jpg|thumb|250px|Caricature of gang members in the tabloid]]
[[File:Studio Lounak AC Syndicate concept.jpg|thumb|250px|Tabloid caricature of Rooks gang members]]
'''''The Illustrated Police News''''', also known as '''''The Illustrated Police News''''', was a 19th century [[United Kingdom|British]] newspaper and one of the earliest tabloids, focusing their journalistic work on crimes and scandals.<ref>{{WP|The Illustrated Police News}}</ref> Throughout 1868, the newspaper headlines covered events such as the death of [[David Brewster]], a [[gang war]] at [[Whitechapel]], the explosion of a [[Starrick Brewing Company]] distillery at [[Southwark]], the destruction of [[Attaway Transport]] [[omnibus]]es, and the [[A Night to Remember|Royal Ball]], attended by then-Prime Minister [[Benjamin Disraeli]].
'''''The Illustrated Police News''''', also known as '''''The Illustrated Police Bulletin''''', was a 19th century [[United Kingdom|British]] newspaper and one of the earliest tabloids, focusing their journalistic work on crimes and scandals.<ref>{{WP|The Illustrated Police News}}</ref> Throughout 1868, the newspaper's headlines covered events such as Sir [[David Brewster]]'s mysterious death in an explosion near [[Croydon]], a [[gang war]] at [[Whitechapel]], the explosion of a [[Starrick Brewing Company]] distillery at [[Southwark]], the destruction of [[Attaway Transport]] [[omnibus]]es, and the [[A Night to Remember|Royal Ball]], attended by then-Prime Minister [[Benjamin Disraeli]].


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Studio Lounak AC Syndicate newspaper 4.jpg|17 April 1868 edition
Studio Lounak AC Syndicate newspaper 4.jpg|17 April 1868 edition
Studio Lounak AC Syndicate newspaper 2.jpg|02 May 1868 edition
Studio Lounak AC Syndicate newspaper 2.jpg|2 May 1868 edition
Studio Lounak AC Syndicate newspaper 1.jpg|16 May 1868 edition
Studio Lounak AC Syndicate newspaper 1.jpg|16 May 1868 edition
Studio Lounak AC Syndicate newspaper 6.jpg|25 July 1868 edition
Studio Lounak AC Syndicate newspaper 6.jpg|25 July 1868 edition
Studio Lounak AC Syndicate newspaper 3.jpg|08 August 1868 edition
Studio Lounak AC Syndicate newspaper 3.jpg|8 August 1868 edition
Studio Lounak AC Syndicate newspaper 5.jpg|05 September 1868 edition
Studio Lounak AC Syndicate newspaper 5.jpg|5 September 1868 edition
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Revision as of 04:45, 3 June 2024

Tabloid caricature of Rooks gang members

The Illustrated Police News, also known as The Illustrated Police Bulletin, was a 19th century British newspaper and one of the earliest tabloids, focusing their journalistic work on crimes and scandals.[1] Throughout 1868, the newspaper's headlines covered events such as Sir David Brewster's mysterious death in an explosion near Croydon, a gang war at Whitechapel, the explosion of a Starrick Brewing Company distillery at Southwark, the destruction of Attaway Transport omnibuses, and the Royal Ball, attended by then-Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli.

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