Band 6+: The chart shows how people of different age groups get their news. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. You should spend about 20 minutes on this task.

The bar chart compares which types of news sources are used by people from four different age groups.

Overall, young adults mainly rely on internet and television, while adults usually prefer use more traditional sources like television and newspapers. Television is the most common source for every age groups and shows the highest present of using.

Among these aged 18-35, around 60% used the internet for news. Just over 45% of middle-aged people and the lowest number of people who used internet is older generation, which is about 20%. The pattern is reversed for newspaper: while only 20% young adults read them, the figure rises to 50% to the middle-age group and around 55% for the people over 55 years.

Radio is used by roughly 30-40% of all three groups, with only slight variation. By contrast, every age groups prefer television the most. Around 60% of the 18-35 group watched TV for getting news, compared with 80% of the middle-age group and 90% for oldest generation, what is the highest figure