Launch of First News: A Weekly Publication Targeting Young Readers Aged Seven to Fourteen

On May 4, 2006, Piers Morgan launched First News, heralded as 'Britain's first national newspaper for children'. This innovative weekly publication is specifically designed for readers aged seven to 14 years, aiming to engage young minds with current events and important issues in a child-friendly format. Morgan, who served as the editorial director, played a pivotal role in shaping the newspaper's content and direction, emphasizing the importance of making news accessible and interesting for children. Under his leadership, First News not only provided news articles but also incorporated celebrity involvement, making it a unique platform that resonated with its young audience. The launch of First News marked a significant milestone in children's media, filling a gap in the market for a dedicated news source that caters to the interests and understanding of younger readers. With its engaging content and commitment to educating children about the world around them, First News has established itself as a trusted resource for families and educators alike.