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View Poll Results: Best Paper?
Evening Standard 1 1.06% Financial Times 11 11.70% The Times/Sunday Times 18 19.15% The Guardian 40 42.55% The Daily Telegraph 17 18.09% Metro 3 3.19% Daily Mail 4 4.26%
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Re: Best newspaperAgreed. I voted for The Guardian.(Original post by BDSyes)
One that isn't owned by the Murdoch empire.
To the OP: Where is the Independent?Last edited by CoolRunner; 31-07-2012 at 22:42. -
Re: Best newspaperIt's owned by Murdoch and is basically a sister paper of the DailyMail.(Original post by James A)
Metro! Maybe because it's free and allows me to read something good when on the tube in the morning hehe -
Re: Best newspaperFair play.(Original post by BDSyes)
It's owned by Murdoch and is basically a sister paper of the DailyMail. -
Re: Best newspaperI do however find it entertaining reading the 2 pages where people text and email in their comments.(Original post by James A)
Fair play.
I wish they'd get rid of the Good Deed Feed and replace it with a Bad Deed Feed instead.
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Re: Best newspaper
The Times is by far and away the best paper Britain has to offer. In terms of it's content, wide ranging topics and equality of views.
I know some people have to pay for it online now but it's more than worth it.
For someone like me who enjoys politics but football more the weekly webchats they do with respected journalists is fantastic with people putting their questions to them in real time.
Only today I asked former sprinter Michael Johnson whether he thought he could have beat Usain Bolt had they competed against each otherLast edited by rodcarter; 31-07-2012 at 23:22. -
Re: Best newspaperNo to male skinny jeans.(Original post by rodcarter)
The Times is by far and away the best paper Britain has to offer. In terms of it's content, wide ranging topics and equality of views.
I know some people have to pay for it online now but it's more than worth it.
For someone like me who enjoys politics but football more the weekly webchats they do with respected journalists is fantastic with people putting their questions to them in real time.
Only today I asked former sprinter Michael Johnson whether he thought he could have beat Usain Bolt had they competed against each other