Rewrite these sentences so that they mean the same thing, using the word in brackets.

1. Every news report inevitably gives its own particular view of events. (spin)
2. I have to find some articles from some previous editions of The Times. (Back)
3. The TV news yesterday broadcast something about my favourite singer. (ran)
4. The floods took up more space in the papers than any other story this week. (column)
5. Politicians are always ready and willing to give their opinions to the press. (air)
6. The story about the scandal surrounding her uncle broke on her wedding day. (hit)
7. Any newspaper does all it can to prevent being sued for libel. (character)
8. Muck-raking is a characteristic activity of an inferior kind of newspaper. (press)