'Which newspaper do you buy?' poll discussion

Former_MSE_Lawrence

Poll started 24 March 2010:

Which newspaper do you buy?

So are MoneySavers broadsheet readers or tabloid? Which papers do you buy – we're talking newsprint not online (note this replaces the budget poll now the budget's done)

Pick all the papers you buy on a regular basis(for dailies a couple of times a week, for Sundays a couple of times a month - max 10)

The Sun
The Mirror
The Star
The Mail
The Independent
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The Express
The Times
Daily Telegraph
The Guardian
Financial Times
Daily Record
The Scotsman
Other Scottish daily
News of the World
Sunday Mirror
The People
The Independent on Sunday
Sunday Express
Sunday Times
Sunday Telegraph
The Observer
Sunday Post
Other Scottish Sunday
Regional/Local Paper
Other
I don't buy newspapers

Please vote here, or click post reply to discuss below. Thanks

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SonOfPearl

I haven't bought a newspaper regularly for over a decade, and I very rarely buy one now. I get my news mainly from the internet (BBC website and others) and less often the TV.

I don't have time to read a daily newspaper, and I don't feel they provide anything I can't get anywhere else for free.

andy69_2

NOT THE SUN! due to all the fibs and bad things they said after hillsborough!

Gordon_the_Moron

I read the Sun and the Star, both crap newspapers but I work nights and they get left in the canteen at work so I don't need to buy them.

Gordon_the_Moron

If I was buying it would be the Independent

Mrs_Arcanum

Local only

ariba10

Close on two years since we bought a newspaper.

Get all the information we need from TV and Internet.

stevemcol

That's a good way of weeding out all the mail readers. You could ban them from the forum or at least put a warning in their signatures!

tattycath

stevemcol wrote: »

That's a good way of weeding out all the mail readers. You could ban them from the forum or at least put a warning in their signatures!

I knew we wouldn't have to wait long for the daily mail bashers to come out

rickbonar

funny thing about the Mail critics yet here shows quite a few do buy the paper including me and often I notice the newstands sell out of the Mail and I don't get a copy.

It is a paper that does voice the concerns of the old cliche phrase "the silent majority" of the public where the television broadcasters are very PC and biased towards certain minority groups yet espouse impartiality yet are anything but.

Lottie_Clements

Occasionally The Independent, sometimes The Guardian (if they've got an article I'm particularly interested in, not for general news), but most of all, The Week.