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Reply 1
The Independent.
Reply 2
18
The Times
Reply 3
The Guardian/Observer
Reply 4
17
The Times
It has the world's greatest bitchy columnist (Andrew Pierce, whose column is rather boring, but in person he's more bitchy than 100 actresses)
It has the world's greatest bitchy columnist (Andrew Pierce, whose column is rather boring, but in person he's more bitchy than 100 actresses)
Reply 5
15
Defintely not the Torygraph!
Reply 6
17
My geography teacher used to photocopy articles from it to try and persuade me over to the right wing 
Reply 7
i prefer to read the sunday times...but during the week i get either the guardian or the independant
Reply 8
17
The Herald beats them all imo 
Reply 9
1
I'm half and half! I get them both everyday and have made the conclusion that when something awful happends get the telegraph becasue they make it so more vivid and gorey!
However - T2 and The Sunday Times win it for me.
However - T2 and The Sunday Times win it for me.
Reply 10
Scottus_Mus
Which one is better?
Bit of a silly question isn't it?
Reply 11
roseonthegrave
Bit of a silly question isn't it?
hehe sure is Pete
Reply 12
The Telegraph is the most popular broadsheet in the UK.
Personnally I prefer the Daily Telegraph than The Times but prefer The Sunday Times to the Sunday Telegraph.
JOw
Personnally I prefer the Daily Telegraph than The Times but prefer The Sunday Times to the Sunday Telegraph.
JOw
Reply 13
Whats_The_411?
hehe sure is Pete
Possible new thread in a similar vein as this one: "Catholicism vs. Towels - The ultimate discussion"
In fact, I'm making it now. It should be mod-fodder within seconds...
Reply 14
1
Scottus_Mus
Which one is better?
They are incomparable.Obviously, "The Times".
Reply 15
Scottus_Mus
Which one is better?
Neither, the guardian is the best paper IMO.
Reply 16
I just buy the Times on a tuesday for it's law supplement. The sports section is fantastically written and is far better than any other newspaper. Although I do like the Guardian.
Reply 17
goldenbarnes
I just buy the Times on a tuesday for it's law supplement. The sports section is fantastically written and is far better than any other newspaper. Although I do like the Guardian.
I get the times educational suppliment, but that is because my father is a teacher.
Reply 18
13
The Tory-graph, definitely; the sooner we revert back to the days of thatcherism, the sooner I can afford my yacht in Monte Carlo.
Reply 19
Times all the way!
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