Sunday papers.....

Hootsmon

To read all week.....    what's your tipple?

maidenfan

Observer, sometimes Saturday's Guardian as well.

ICBM

Very rarely these days, but if I do it's always the Observer.

EricTheWeary

I think I buy maybe one or two a year now but if I do it's The Observer. My father had the Sunday Times for many years so I remember reading it as a child and teenager, I used to find the Life in the Day thing really interesting if they still do that. 

richardhomer

None - haven't got long enough left to waste time on reading them. 

boogieman

None either. I haven't bought a hard copy of a newspaper for five years plus. 

Mark_R

Sunday Times, although it does appear to be getting thinner every time they 'refresh' the look of it.  I pay £2 a week for the subscription and it gets delivered, I would say to the door, but that would be a miss-representation, like selling PPI.

The delivery company used to place it on the door step (have a drive, just longer than a car) and slowly it works it way further away from the house, some times its behind the car and if I'm lucky, its beside the car.

I complained the other day about it being left out in the rain and not placed on the door step and the result was that the wanker threw the paper at the front door at 3am, clamming into the door and waking us all up.  Thats what you get for complaining!

AliGorie

http://www.heraldscotland.com/

HAL9000

None. Why buy a daily paper that can't be read in day? What with the TV and the internet etc, I can get the news, TV listings, reviews, etc without having to buy a paper.

mudslide73

I haven't got a walkable papershop now we've moved. I used to like the walk down there to get some milk etc. and I'd end up getting The Sunday Times because all the Observers had gone. I'd sometimes get The Independent on Sunday instead when it was still in print too.

octatonic

I read the Oxford Times on the weekend- it gets delivered on Thursday though.

Brize

I used to be a Guardian/Observer reader but became disillusioned with their Brexit reporting, so it's The Times for me now.

RandallFlagg

Viz

Grunfeld

Private Eye is the only print journalism that I read.

randella

Read the Guardian online all week, like the Saturday print edition. Can't stand the Observer so buy the Torygraph as a guilty pleasure.

The news reporting, you could be reading the Times or the Graun, but the Telegraph comment's a bit livelier

Freebird

VimFuego

generally get my news etc in digital format, main downside is it's not so good for getting the fire started.

Koa

Scotland on Sunday, if you haven't bought a newspaper in a while, any newspaper, give it a go. Newspapers are the new vinyl!

VimFuego

Koa said:

Scotland on Sunday, if you haven't bought a newspaper in a while, any newspaper, give it a go. Newspapers are the new vinyl!

does the news sound better from paper then?

ICBM

randella said:

Read the Guardian online all week, like the Saturday print edition. Can't stand the Observer

I'm the other way round - I like the Observer, but not the Guardian which I find irritating.

But the closest I ever get to reading a daily paper now is if there's a Metro on the bus...

polotska