I don't buy them, I only cadge other peoples cast offs if I read them, and I think that they just about all as bad as each other, pushing whichever bias appeals to they're target readers.

I read the local morning daily, the Dundee Courier.

I like a local slant like hatches, matches and despatches, and such news as, just a couple of weeks ago, that the inshore lifeboat had been launched because the town Christmas tree had blown into the harbour!

I had to give it up for a few years because of my eyesight, but they've just started a digital edition so I have renewed my acquaintance.

It's nice to be able to read about the benefit cuts on one page, and the local Sea Queen on the next.

Read the digital edition of the Telegraph on my iPad.

I buy the Times and Sunday Times as a yearly subscription because it is a goodly bit cheaper and gives me a lot of extras on their web pages etc. Also they are a good read and have very good opinions. I also buy the Daily Express Mon to Fri, because I think it is better than the Daily Mail which I only buy on a Saturday mainly for the TV/Radio Guide for the ensuing week.

TonyV

Clearly the papers should be worried about their longterm future if no one here is reading them...