From any page in LexisLibrary click on news in the light grey bar that runs along the top. This will open in a new tab in your browser.
You can use the big search box to search across a range of UK national and local newspapers at once.
If you click on the drop down arrow next to all All news sources you can choose to search a group of newspapers e.g. tabloids, or select one or more newspapers to search in.
If you click on a newspaper title in the source title section, you'll see more about that title on the right hand side, alongside a link to search just in that newspaper.
On the results page, you'll see filters down the left hand side. These can narrow your results down to a specific date range or about a particular industry.
If a news story comes from an agency, it might be duplicated in multiple newspapers. If this happens, you can use the hide duplicate results button down the left hand side.
If you get too many results, even when applying the filters, consider using some additional or more precise search words.
You can use the sort by box to change the order your results are displayed in.
If you click on any of the results you can read it, as well as print it, email it to yourself or download it as a PDF.
LexisLibrary will only show you the text of newspaper articles - any photographs or other images will not be displayed.