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All are crap.
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sunday times, the only paper i read all week.
I buy it though, i dont take it. |
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agree with rusty - ST covers all the bases. Just read a section every day.
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The Sunday People's tagline used to be ... "Fearless, Frank, Free"
I don't know about the first two but I take the last one as "no purchase necessary" |
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OK, I'll fess up if nobody else will. Mail On Sunday but that doesn't necessarily make me a bad person.
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I have had the Sunday Times delivered for at least 10 years.
It's mostly shít. Except the Culture section. |
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I buy several but the Mail on Sunday has to be one of them.
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head in hands man
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Everything's Gone Green 15 Nov 23:34
I have had the Sunday Times delivered for at least 10 years. It's mostly shít. Buying a Sunday paper becomes a habit, I think. We collectively have been buying shít newspapers for 17 years :( |
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Follow the money - and be depressed.
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NOTW - anything else is Unbritish.
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ST is £2 which is not an ingsignificant sum of money tbh, but i find enough in there to keep me interested, £2 a week isn't bad.
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Observer (vgood sports coverage), NOTW and Sunday Herald (Scotch paper) for me!
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