Reading The News

[Barsel]

Do you buy a daily paper or do you read the news online?
Whichever one you do, which paper do you prefer?

[Jackdaw33]

Not on a daily basis but when I do buy them it's the Telegraph and the Mail, which will come as a great surprise to many!

[Spicerack]

Online. But not in a newspaper.

[Barsel]

Spicerack which papers do you read online?

[Bobbisox1]

Hi Barsel , my husband subscribes to the Daily Mirror online which is rather odd him being a true blue.
I watch the News on TV and hate missing it

[teacake44]

Not for many years now, I went posh, and now use proper toilet paper

[Spicerack]

None. Unless I want to read more about a particular story. Then I always read several different ones.

[Barsel]

Hi Bobbs, I usually watch the news on the TV too, but I like to read the entertainment pages online and I also read local papers online too.

[Bobbisox1]

Yes I read our local rag online too Barsel

[Prudie]

I haven't bought a paper for years. I tend to check the mailonline daily as it has lots of pretty pictures but take the news with a huge pinch of salt. Anything serious I check on BBC news online. I also read my local online - although that is near impossible because of masses of adverts and not opening at all if you use an adblocker.

[Spicerack]

Get the Sunday Times every week. For the TV guide and crosswords.
Just as well. They've become the most awful liars.

[MargoTester]

We buy the Times (OH) and Mail for me because of the excellent crossword pages - can't cope with doing them on line.

[ToraToraTora]

never buy a paper mostly I use the BBC news and Sky news.

[margarettom]

I don’t buy any newspapers, never watch news on TV. Look at the front pages every day on the BBC website, where I read the other news as well. Click on links on AB too. That’s more than enough as far as I’m concerned.

[-SharonA-]

From my grandparents to me, it has always been The Mirror.

[aelmpvw]

used to buy several newspapers for the crosswords, do them online now

[david small]

On line. Telegraph, Times.

[andy-hughes]

I read the Mail every day.

It vexes me quite often, particularly the OTT headlines where I can expect 'heart stopping', 'heart soaring', 'being made to weep', and reading 'searingly honest' 'heart breaking' blood boiling' prose, even though I have yet to have anything approaching such a reaction after over fifty years of reading.

But I do like the crossword.

[Spicerack]

ToraToraTora //never buy a paper mostly I use the BBC news and Sky news.//

Mmmm. Explains a lot.

[McMouse]

Online telegraph for sport, crossword and obituaries. I also like to read the Birth notices are marvel at the names some children are saddled with.

[AuntPollyGrey]

I read The Northern Echo online only and watch mainly France 24 for proper news.