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Which newspaper do you read?

What newspaper do you read?

  • The Daily Telegraph

    Votes: 11 13.8%
  • Financal Times

    Votes: 2 2.5%
  • The Guardian

    Votes: 19 23.8%
  • Independent

    Votes: 7 8.8%
  • i

    Votes: 20 25.0%
  • The times

    Votes: 7 8.8%
  • Daily Mail

    Votes: 6 7.5%
  • Daily Express

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • The Sun

    Votes: 5 6.3%
  • Daily Mirrorr

    Votes: 2 2.5%
  • Daily Star

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Metro (not quite national)

    Votes: 15 18.8%
  • I dont read newspapers

    Votes: 13 16.3%

  • Total voters
    80
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harry42

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the POLL QUESTION SHOULD BE: WHAT NEWSPAPER DO YOU READ?

There is a poll and feel free to discuss why below.

Thought this would be a bit of fun?

NOTE: All newspapers listed are in national circulation EVERY DAY, hence there being no other option.
 
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I don't really read any regularly although I'll buy the i if faced with a weekend shift (I take it the poll is forthcoming ;))
 

Alistair G.

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The metro for me, although normally only the front and back page when I'm staring at about 6 copies of them opposite me on the tube!
 

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I don't read any daily paper, although the only time I do is to collect The Sun £9.50 tokens.
 

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I'll buy the i on Saturday for the football, but that's about it. That doesn't necessarily indicate it is by favourite however! (The thread title and poll title are different.)
 

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I have a subscription for The Independent which means I only pay £5 per week for all seven issues (includes IOS).

Were it not for that saving I would not purchase a daily newspaper, and if I could get it for the same price I would choose The Guardian. The price of Quality Papers has gone through the roof in the last few years, way above the rate of inflation- £1.60 for the Guardian when it was only 80p a few years ago.

I will read (not buy) any other publication from The Daily Sport to the FT if they are left lying around.:p
 

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I gave up reading daily / Sunday newspapers in the 1980s. I was fed up with reading about "marvellous" Thatcher, and decided that with limited spare time, there were more interesting things to read. I glance at the Metro if there is a copy on the bus, but would hardly call it a favourite - too much obsession with minor "nonentity celebrities".

Only regular papers I read are the free local papers, St. Helens Reporter & St. Helens Star - assuming they bother to deliver a copy......
 

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I read whatever I find on the train so now its normally just the Metro and the Evening (sub)Standard! :lol:
 

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I don't read newspapers very often, but as I am a news and information junkie, I do scan several websites each day to get my daily dose of news.
 

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I read the Guardian as broadly speaking it is the one that I agree with politically. In order that I get an alternative view I read my dads copy of the Daily Mail (He doesn't actually seem to read it himself, ha ha). I won't touch The Sun for personal reasons but have nothing against people who do.
 

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Two questions from one of the forum pedants...

Why is only the Daily Telegraph shown in italics in the list of newspapers in the poll ?

Why has the name of the Daily Mirror suddenly gained a final "r" in its title in the poll ?

It is only The Guardian in italics on my screen, is it connected to the one you voted for perhaps? I'm guessing the Daily Mirror is a typo. Ha ha.
 

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I like several newspapers.

My political views are more greatly espoused in 'The Daily Telegraph', but I often read 'The Guardian' so I can get a balance. It allows me to understand the mind of the enemy more closely. :p

On 'Budget Days', or in the midst of important events in finance and banking, I read the Financial Times. If I want a weekend paper, I always get the FT.

I never buy the Daily Mail, but I do read their website whenever I feel like a laugh. :D
 
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DarloRich

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You looking for The Morning Star ? :p

I am not a communist thank you very much.

I looked and looked for the only thing I read which even remotely resembles a newspaper, certainly, there are newsagents in Newcastle and London who know me well enough of hand a copy to me without my asking, but I couldn't find it's title in the list.

Private Eye, of course.

Indeed! A wonderful publication I take religiously

Although newspaper wise I would say I read the Northern Echo. Sadly only on line these days as they don’t stock it in MK.
 

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Buy the Sun every day and sometimes the I if the Sun isnt in. I clicked on Metro as a vote for the Evening Standard which I pick up every day on the way home.
 
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