The main features of newspaper front covers

There are 11 main features that could appear on a newspaper front cover.
They are:

• The masthead- The name of the newspaper
• The headline
• The plug/puff- Other news stories that aren't relevant to the headline story
• The strapline- The line above or below the main headline that expands on it
• A standfirst- A small piece of text to introduce the story and says how it 'continues inside'
• A pull quote- A quote from one of main people from that story/article
• Subheadings
• The central image
• The jumpline- A line that teases the reader and makes them want to buy the paper to get all the information
• A standalone- A separate story/image
• A splash- When the whole page is one story/article

On this example:

• The masthead- 'Daily Mirror'
• The headline- 'So what the hell happens now?'
• The central image- The picture of David Cameron and his wife
• The standfirst/jumpline- 'Inside: Full coverage and analysis of the day that shook the world'
• Strapline- 'Day one of Brexit Britain'

On this example:

• The masthead- 'The Times'
• Headline- 'Brexit for Britain'
• The plug/puff- 'News special, Full reports and analysis from an historic night'
• Strapline- 'Cameron and Corbyn face calls to quit'
• Central image- Nigel Farage
• A standalone- The stories along the bottom of the cover
• A standfirst- 'Inside today'
• Subheadings- 'Gun control revolt', 'Tesco turnaround', 'BHS Bahamas flights'