British news outlets have little to offer on that front. Most of the papers-- the Mail, Express, Telegraph, Sun, Star, and Mirror-- are irredeemably shite: screaming madmen held to no legal standard whatsoever. They're beholden to no regulatory body, and have taken full advantage of that fact.
A few of them are somewhat better than the crop above, namely The Times, The Independent, and The Guardian, but they're still deeply flawed. The Independent seems to have recently morphed into a purveyor of poorly-written trivial clickbait online, in an effort to keep up ad revenue, and it holds an editorial line utterly at odds with both its readership and writers. The Guardian is a little better, but steps into some cringe-inducing pretentiousness, and gives space in its "Comment is Free" section to some absurd nonsense (though the section is hit and miss; some genuinely good stuff there, too). The Times is operated by the bigoted ogre Rupert Murdoch, and uses itself as a platform to deliver his corporate interests in some mindnumbingly transparent ways. It is bought and paid for by the Conservative Party, to whom Murdoch is one of the most major donors.
That leaves nothing on the newspaper front. The BBC is almost certainly the best news source we have, though that's a low bar to hit. Its news output is generally rather good.
