[Crimson Dynamo]

I must remind people that The Daily Star is not really a newspaper and must be seen in the same light as Now or some other gossip and true story weekly. I would suggest that reading it is actually detrimental.

Much of the answers so far would tally with age. Younger people read tabloids as the main news agendas do not affect them so much and they are more interested in celebrities.

The broadsheets are much better for sport. if you are a big sports fan and read a tabloid you may really like the Times/Guardian/Telegraph sports sections.

[Sticks]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Much of the answers so far would tally with age. Younger people read tabloids as the main news agendas do not affect them so much and they are more interested in celebrities.

The broadsheets are much better for sport. if you are a big sports fan and read a tabloid you may really like the Times/Guardian/Telegraph sports sections.

But wither those going for local papers?

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Sticks

But wither those going for local papers?

good for them. keep the locals alive and flourishing. I wish everyone did this.

[eye sea]

I buy (their money) the newspapers for the office. But looking through them, there's never anything to read. All the stories are about bulls' knackers like John Terry and other boring celebs. :yawn:

I never buy a newspaper for myself.

[arsenalforever]

the Sun and The star both good reads

[Claymores]

Originally Posted by arsenalforever

the Sun and The star both good reads

hahahahahaha

[Claymores]

Originally Posted by eye sea

I buy (their money) the newspapers for the office. But looking through them, there's never anything to read. All the stories are about bulls' knackers like John Terry and other boring celebs. :yawn:

I never buy a newspaper for myself.

In the Nazi state of the 4th Reich you propose, you will get the party newssheet for free

And you won't have to concern yourself with immigrants or people with sore backs or people with mental illnesses as your party witll have sent them for a wee holiday to Dachau or equivalent.

[xDramatick]

eh, we never get newspapers.
I don't really have an interest in our local news, entertainment/celeb-based ones generally print false information and if I wanna find something out, I have the internet.

edit;; i'll read the odd one you get free on the tube though, i used to love the free london papers LOL.

[Captain.Remy]

Some French Economics/Politics/Stock Exchange related newspaper called "Le Figaro".

[setanta]

Eh, The Irish Times generally, sometimes the Independent. As for English papers, I've found that the Guardian on Sunday/Observer is an excellent read.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by setanta

Eh, The Irish Times generally, sometimes the Independent. As for English papers, I've found that the Guardian on Sunday/Observer is an excellent read.

The Observer is the best Sunday. Especially for sport.

[setanta]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

The Observer is the best Sunday. Especially for sport.

I just think they have the best writers. Very interesting and informed reading.

[hennessy]

The Star is the only paper that makes me feel dumber reading it and I never shake the hand of a person who buys The Daily Sport.
I've only read it once to see what Elvis was upto.

[pinkmichk]

i dont buy papers i hate all the doom and gloom in them the only paper i read is my local free paper which is the comet

[Callum]

News of the World
I read The Sun online because they publish all their stories on there so it's pointless wasting money on buying it. Sometimes read Daily Mirror too as my nan gets it daily.

[GypsyGoth]

My mom gets the sunday times, I look through some of the sections sometimes.