• TV: on the top of the list (over 4 out of 10)

• Not specified: bottom the list (a very small proportion)

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• Online: highest percentage (53%)

• Radio & Not specified: almost none (2% and 1% respectively)

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• have highest proportion of TV and Online and lowest percentage of Not specified

• The percentage of Print in UK doubled of it in Brazil

• The proportion of Radio in UK tripled of it in Brazil

• the “not specified” accounts for the least proposion with almost none

• TV takes part just over than two fifths

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• the “not specified” accounts for the least proposion with almost none

• online way gains more than a half

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• Both two nations have the not specified as least

• While TV in UK is the most popular news acess, in Brazil is online way.

in UK: television leads with 41%,while the opposite was true for unspecified with only 2%

in Brazil: Online is the highest with 53%, unspecified methods is also the shortest with only 1%

all of methods in Brazil is smaller than in the UK, expect Online way

print media also shows a difference between 2 nations, 15% of people in uk still use printed newpapers, which is more than double the 6% in Brazil

1. The accessors' using on television and online are the most prominent, outweight towards others in both countries, while not specified is a very small proportion, only about 1-2%.

2. Regarding the UK accessing the news, radio approaching is slightly under a tenth, whereas the corresponding figure of the user in Brazil is i equally to the not specified Uk in comparsion.

3. The allocation of print in the UK is more than twice in Brazil, accounts 15% and 6%, in that order.