[pcthrowaway]

If this wasn't a dead giveaway, the Sun is a tabloid so unlikely to be true unless you have a more credible source:

    "RUSSIAN soldiers began bombarding Ukraine yesterday — with Tinder messages looking for love."

[uncletaco]

Aren’t all British papers tabloids?

[matthewheath]

No, some are still broadsheets, such as the Financial Times, the Daily Telegraph, and the Sunday Times.

[jackweirdy]

They are either tabloids or broadsheets, the terms coming from the historical size of the physical newspaper.

Broadsheets are physically bigger, more text, typically more serious, aiming at a more sophisticated reader

Tabloids physically smaller, more salacious, aiming at the mass market

(Many broadsheets became smaller to save printing costs over time, but the categories still apply)

[Closi]

It’s worth saying that the word “tabloid” is typically used to refer to the style of journalism (ie the focus on entertainment) rather than in its historical context of the type/size of paper.

[drcongo]

In that context, if we take the question to mean "Aren’t all British papers horsehit?", then the answer is definitely yes.