[LETSJaM]

The Telegraph - Spelt correctly. The Times as well when I'm in the mood (which is quite often).

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[Tahooper]

Almost felt like choosing the Daily Mail just to see how much hate I would get

[Tahooper]

I'm shocked at the hypocrisy of people who say the Telegraph is too biased yet they read the Guardian.

[tehFrance]

Le Figaro... which isn't an option

[Mufasaa]

Guardian's my daily but I read the Indy sometimes too.

[Dmon1Unlimited]

none of them...
the potentially biased/incorrect internet

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if i had to choose...(not so much favourite, but main) probably
gaurdian
independant
telegraph
times

but its not a daily thing... though i should get into the habit of looking daily

[Seasick Steve]

Daily Mail online. For the lulz, and the comments.

[Mechanixx]

The Financial Times

[A Mysterious Lord]

The Independent as I've found it to be the most politically neutral paper, plus the 'i' is only 20p and saves messing around with a broadsheet.

[thunder_chunky]

For me it's The Independent. I generally enjoy reading it. The other one is "The Metro" if only for the letters page. Some of the things people write and text in is quite interesting.

[Cannotbelieveit]

Daily Telegraph, read it everyday.

[lucaf]

daily mail, the sensationalism makes for better reading

[umop apisdn]

The Metro because it provides me with puzzles for my journeys to and from work and I like the unusual stories on page 3 (and the lack of boobies is good!). I read once about some guy who made a bungee jump out of condoms, and a woman who knitted miniature versions of staff at some garden centre,

The Evening Standard is OK too, but only for the puzzles. I don't like the rest of it.


In fact, the newspaper with the best games is The Times because there's 4 sides of puzzles

[lukas1051]

I don't read actual newspapers really, but I do visit the websites and I'd probably say the Guardian. It can be a bit stupid at times when it comes to politics in terms of the obvious bias, but I don't really care for politics anyway - the science, nature + tech sections are always really good, and I like the culture sections too, so it's ideal for me really.

[Alexandra's Box]

I like the Times on Saturdays, I for a quick and cheap read for everyday and The Daily Mail on Thursdays for a laugh at the RIDICULOUS Femail section (includes Liz Jones and Amanda Platell overdose).

[meow444]

The Independent.

It used to be better, but it's still the best out of the lot of them.

The number of Mail readers explains all the racist threads on TSR then.

[alexsasg]

The Guardian, occasionally taking a sneak peek at the Daily Mail which I loathe but take ridiculous pleasure in reading at the same time. I don't even know who half the people are that are mentioned in it yet at least once a week, I find myself reading about yet another woman "pouring her curves" into a bikini...

[x_Natalie_x]

Official rankings of newspapers:

The Times

Daily Telegraph
Daily Mail
The Sun
Daily Express

Daily Star

The Independent

Daily Mirror

OK! Magazine

Some newspaper that a dog has defecated upon

The G*ardian

[No Man]

The i.

[M4LLY]

The Independant