Easy Newspapers is a comprehensive worldwide directory of newspapers, magazines and online news sources, arranged by continent and within these by country. Some countries are further sudivided by state.

The Financial Times newspaper is essentially a subscription site, although by registering it is possible to view up to ten articles in any thirty-day period.

Google News collates articles from the last thirty days from more than 4,500 English language newspapers and other media sources worldwide. The headlines are selected by a computer algorithm without human editorial intervention. The stories are arranged such that one can easily see how various news services are treating each one.

The Guardian newspaper carries news items and features on legal issues most days, although it no longer publishes law reports. The Law section of this online version is readily accessible via the News menu. The site's free archived content goes back to 1985, but coverage is selective before 1999. (There is also a subscription-based Digital Archive of the entire newspaper extending back to its foundation in 1821.)

The Independent newspaper frequently has in-depth coverage of legal topics, but stopped publishing law reports some years ago, and there is no section of its web site devoted specifically to legal matters. There is a free archive from 18 October 1999 onwards. Some earlier material is also included.

The London Gazette (established 1665), Edinburgh Gazette and Belfast Gazette are the official newspapers of record of the United Kingdom, recording and disseminating a wide range of official, regulatory and legal information. Legal content includes insolvency notices and certain Orders in Council. The free online archive provides access to Gazettes 1665 onwards.

Paperboy is a gateway to over 6,000 newspaper web sites worldwide. To search only UK newspapers, select UK from the "World Newspapers" menu.

The Telegraph web site includes material from print editions of both the Daily Telegraph and the Sunday Telegraph as well as web-only content. Although the newspaper no longer publishes law reports, the web site features an RSS feed for "Law and Order" stories. There is an archive from June 2000 onwards. As from April 2013 readers may view up to 20 stories a month for free, after which a payment is required.

The Times newspaper gives considerable coverage to legal matters and is the only UK national daily newspaper still publishing law reports. The site has a dedicated Law section. Since June 2010 the online version of the paper is available by subscription only.

World-Newspapers.com provides links to English language newspaper and magazine web sites which contain free online content. These may be displayed by country or by subject. There are brief descriptive notes on each title.