Masthead- name of the newspaper. The logo and colours/font reveal something about the values/ideology of the newspaper

Standalone – a story, usually just a picture & caption, that ‘stands alone’ on the front page, with a jump line to the full story in the paper.

Central Image/ CVI- The main image chosen. Other images may be used to support, especially in an article

Plug/Puff- advertising other features/content in the newspaper. Usually along the top of the front cover, will be on a wider/alternative topic to the main headline- to broaden the target audience.

Caption- adds information/puts an image into context.

Jumpline- ‘Turn to page X’ story continued in the paper. Follows either the main headline or a smaller, teaser headline on standalone/other smaller stories

Headline- Grabbing the attention- presents the main story of the page/paper, in a short, snappy phrase/word

Strapline- underneath the headline- to give more information on the main story or put the headline into context

Standfirst- the first line of text in an article, in bold, usually a little larger than the main copy text. Introduces the story & sets the tone/angle for the article

NOT USED ON THIS COVER:Subheadings- used within an article to break up and give each section a focus. Can be just one word, or a pull quote from the following sectionPull Quote- a quote from the story, enlarged and designed to focus on a particular issue/angle and draw the reader in.Splash- a sensational or big news story, often the front-page lead. Linked to the headline