Not that I am too upset about the demise of the Indy, it is a slavish follower of pc nostrums, and is obviously falling out of favour, good to see that that other major lead pro-EU rag, the Mirror is also having a very tough time.The Sun – 2,954,298 (down 3.99%)
Daily Mirror – 1,326,628 (down 11.59%)
Daily Star – 780,742 (up 7.85%)
Daily Mail – 2,218,547 (down 3.33%)
Daily Express – 715,280 (down 2.90%)
The Daily Telegraph – 821,943 (down 5.16%)
The Times - 607,775 (down 0.86%)
Financial Times – 421,026 (down 6.09%)
The Guardian – 340,238 (down 4.33%)
The Independent – 205,964 (down 18.41%)
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And the Indy put out the propaganda piece that UKIP was supposedly failing?
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Go to your local library and see what papers they provide. I bet that they have either the Indy or the Grauniad, and a local paper and not much else.
So that's where the Indy gets its fine circulation figures from.
I amazed even the Guardian is able to continue with such poor circulation figures. Never liked the Indy, dreary paper.
Talking of UKIP, I too thought they were going bust until I got my post on Thursday morning. Loads of stuff from them - colourful newspaper, leaflets, poster, I assume it is a mail-drop but it must have cost a bit.
Ah but LM, the Guardian is subsidised by al those hundreds of public sector non-job adverts. If the public sector stopped creating outreach officers then goodbye Guardian
Very true, and the world would be a better place for it.
Well, I am part of the negative trend of the Daily Telegraph. I hung on for a while hoping it would reverse its dumbing down policy, but to no avail. And the Barclay brother's bullying tactics in Sark was the last straw.
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