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News Phrases

250 phrases and expressions related to "news".

Phrases

'Allo 'Allo! (BBC comedy television series)
A New Hope (George Lucas movie in the Star Wars series)
A mighty maze of mystic magic rays (lyric of song used at the opening of television)
A new broom sweeps clean
A newspaper, not a snoozepaper (Mail on Sunday advertising slogan)
Absolutely Fabulous (BBC comedy television series)
Ads work harder in the new Granada (Granada advertising slogan)
All human life is there (News Of The World advertising slogan)
All the news that's fit to print (New York Times advertising slogan)
And that's the way it is (A catchphrase from Walter Cronkite)
Are You Being Served? (BBC comedy television series)
As bright as a new pin
As busy as a one armed paper hanger
As good as new
As neat as a new pin
At sixty miles an hour the loudest noise in the new Rolls-Royce comes from the electric clock (Rolls Royce advertising slogan)
Baby needs new shoes
Bad news
Bad news travels fast
Bad paper
Be the first to know (CNN advertising slogan)
Bearer of bad news
Better than new
Birds of a Feather (BBC comedy television series)
Bison City (Nickname of Buffalo New York)
Blow by blow account
Border Town (Nickname of Rye New York)
Brand new
Brand new ballgame (A baseball expression meaning when a team that has been behind ties up the game)
Brand new dawn
Brand new day
Brand spanking new
Brave New World (Aldous Huxley book)
Break new ground
Break the news
Breaking news
Breaking story
Breathe new life into
Bringing it home to me (Prime Television advertising slogan)
Call to account
Central Park (tourist attraction in New York USA)
Chilling account
Citizen Smith (BBC comedy television series)
Couldn't act his way out of a paper bag
Current events
Dad's Army (BBC comedy television series)
Dawn of a new day
Desperate Housewives (2004 comedy drama television series)
Do you want the good news or the bad news?
Doctor, doctor, give me the news, I've got a bad case of loving you (Robert Palmer song lyric)
Dog bites man
Don't believe everything that's written in the newspapers
Don't put new wine into old bottles
Drop the Dead Donkey (BBC comedy television series)
Duncan the Wonder Horse (Nickname of TV news anchor Tom Brokaw)
Elm City (Nickname of New Haven Connecticut)
Enjoy the Show (E! Entertainment Television advertising slogan)
Extra, extra, read all about it
Fair and Balanced (FOX News advertising slogan)
Father Ted (BBC comedy television series)
Faulty Towers (BBC comedy television series)
Fear the worst
First footing (making a round of visits at New Year)
Fourth estate
Get wind of
Give a good account of yourself
Glued to the television
Gotham City (Nickname of New York)
Grey is new black
Hancock's Half Hour (BBC comedy radio and television series)
Happy New Year
Harry spankers (colloquial version of 'brand spanking new')
Hate watch (viewing a television programme in order to mock it)
Have I got news for you
Hazy information
He went to bed and bound his head with vinegar and brown paper (line from nursery rhyme)
Hit the headlines
Hold the front page
I love New York
I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing (The New Seekers song)
In the news
Inside information
It Ain't Half Hot Mum (BBC comedy television series)
It sounds alright on paper
Klunk! Klick, every trip (UK Public Information Film advertising slogan)
Kodak City (Nickname of Rochester New York)
Letters to the editor
Liberal media
Light the blue touch paper and retire
Little New York (Nickname of Carmelo Anthony)
Man bites dog
Media circus
Media frenzy
Men Behaving Badly (BBC comedy television series)
Mine of information
Mission Impossible (Tom Cruise movie and television series title)
Mixed media
Nearly new
New Deal (Franklin Roosevelt's social and economic reform)
New Economy
New York minute
New York's finest
New age travellers
New arrival (colloquial term for a newborn baby)
New blood
New doors opened (Mercury advertising slogan)
New fangled
New kid on the block
New lease on life
New money
New start
New wine in old bottles
New wrinkle
New year's resolution
News for nerds, stuff that matters (Slashdot advertising slogan)
News from the front
News management
No news is good news
Not worth the paper it's printed on
On paper
On the Buses (BBC comedy television series)
One Foot In The Grave (BBC comedy television series)
Open All Hours (Ronnie Barker television comedy series)
Open your account
Out with the old in with the new
Papa's Got A Brand New Bag (James Brown song)
Paper Doll (Mills Brothers song)
Paper millionaire
Paper over the cracks
Paper profit
Paper the house
Paper thin
Paper tiger
Paper trail
Participatory media
Pastures new
Phoenix Nights (BBC comedy television series)
Play it again, Sam (New York State Lottery advertising slogan)
Press pass (a priority ticket giving access to events to the media)
Put pen to paper
Reach new heights
Read my lips, no new taxes (Political slogan)
Reality television
Red Dwarf (BBC comedy television series)
Ring out the old and ring in the new
Rumour has it
Seesaw Margery Daw Johnny shall have a new master (line from nursery rhyme)
Sensitive information
Snapshot City (Nickname of Rochester New York)
Social media
Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em (BBC comedy television series)
Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue
Splashed across the front page
Spread a rumour
Spread the word
Steptoe and Son (BBC comedy television series)
Surf report
Take account of
Tech savvy (proficient with new technologies)
Tell me the worst doctor
That's a new one on me
That's the news and I'm outta here (A catchphrase from Dennis Miller In Saturday Night Live)
The All Blacks (Nickname of the New Zealand Rugby Union team)
The Armpit Of New Jersey (Nickname of Newark New Jersey)
The Army Game (BBC comedy television series)
The Brittas Empire (BBC comedy television series)
The Brooklyn Bridge (tourist attraction in New York USA)
The Charlie Chaplin of Television (Nickname of comedian Alan Young)
The Chrysler Building (tourist attraction in New York USA)
The City That Never Sleeps (Nickname of New York)
The Cradle Of Aviation (Nickname of Hammondsport New York)
The Dream Factory (film or television studio where idealised concepts are manufactured - especially Hollywood)
The Edinburgh Of The South (Nickname of Dunedin New Zealand)
The Empire State (Nickname of the US state of New York)
The Empire State Building (tourist attraction in New York USA)
The First Lady of Television (Nickname of Faye Emerson)
The Flying Squad (Nickname of the Specialist Crime Directorate, New Scotland Yard)
The Foreigner State (Nickname of the US state of New Jersey)
The Garden State (Nickname of the US state of New Jersey)
The Gong (Nickname of Wollongong New South Wales)
The Granite State (Nickname of the US state of New Hampshire)
The Heart Of The New West (Nickname of Calgary Alberta)
The Information Superhighway
The King of Late Night Television (Nickname of Jack Paar)
The League of Gentlemen (BBC comedy television series)
The Likely Lads (BBC comedy television series)
The Liver Birds (BBC comedy television series)
The Marcel Marceau of Television (Nickname of Red Skelton)
The New Statesman (BBC comedy television series)
The New York Of The South (Nickname of Atlanta Georgia)
The New York of the South (Nickname of Galveston Texas)
The North Of Bombay Hill (Nickname of Auckland New Zealand)
The Only Way Is Essex (British reality television series)
The Rag Trade (BBC comedy television series)
The Rockefeller Centre (tourist attraction in New York USA)
The Royle Family (BBC comedy television series)
The Statue of Liberty (tourist attraction in New York USA)
The Vicar of Dibley (BBC comedy television series)
The Young Ones (BBC comedy television series)
The company you keep (New York Life advertising slogan)
The emperor's new clothes
The last I heard
The most trusted name in news (CNN advertising slogan)
The new black
The shock of the new
There's nothing new under the sun
Think once, think twice, think bike (UK Public Information Film advertising slogan)
Till Death Us Do Part (BBC comedy television series)
Times Square (tourist attraction in New York USA)
To the Manor Born (BBC comedy television series)
Too much information
Toxic paper
Trial by television
Turn over a new leaf
Under new management
Up Pompeii (BBC comedy television series)
We report, you decide (FOX News advertising slogan)
We're the one (Sky Television advertising slogan)
What a scoop
What's New Pussycat? (Peter Sellers movie)
What's new?
What's the good word?
What's the skinny?
Whole new ball game
Yes Minister (BBC comedy television series)
Yesterday's news
You can't teach an old dog new tricks
You give us 22 minutes, we'll give you the world (WINS Radio, New York advertising slogan)
You heard it here first

All human life is there (News Of The World advertising slogan)
All the news that's fit to print (New York Times advertising slogan)
Bad news
Bad news travels fast
Bearer of bad news
Break the news
Breaking news
Do you want the good news or the bad news?
Doctor, doctor, give me the news, I've got a bad case of loving you (Robert Palmer song lyric)
Duncan the Wonder Horse (Nickname of TV news anchor Tom Brokaw)
Fair and Balanced (FOX News advertising slogan)
Have I got news for you
In the news
News for nerds, stuff that matters (Slashdot advertising slogan)
News from the front
News management
No news is good news
That's the news and I'm outta here (A catchphrase from Dennis Miller In Saturday Night Live)
The most trusted name in news (CNN advertising slogan)
We report, you decide (FOX News advertising slogan)
Yesterday's news

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