Why the Daily Star’s unique news coverage is more important then everWe’re taking part in World News Day, alongside our sister titles the Daily Mirror, Daily Express and Manchester Evening NewsView 2 Images The Lettuce that outlasted PM Liz Truss - but the Daily Star does much more than this (Image: Daily Star)From wet lettuces in Westminster to wet Wednesday night games in Walsall, the Daily Star has covered it all for close on 50 glorious years. And a world without the Daily Star would be a duller place, I’m sure you’d agree. In the UK, journalists are increasingly targeted with threats and acts of violence for simply doing their jobs. At Reach - the company that owns the Daily Star - alone, online threats of violence or attempts to discredit or intimidate our journalists have more than doubled year on year. Article continues belowOn this World News Day, join the Daily Star in raising and recognising the value of journalism and trusted news.