Daily Mail

[hobblewobble]

I admit it i read it not for the news which i don't care about, but the sport and puzzles are good as are the letters, but the real reason we read it is we took an offer to go digital for £20 for the year at christmas time saved a fortune,no papers to get rid of,take it abroad,don't have to go out and get the paper.
If there is an offer next year on any paper digitally i will leap at it.
I read it on a 10" fire tablet that previously i had no use for my wife reads it on her phone.

 

[HarryVegas]

No offence intended to the OP but if I had to wipe my asre on the Mail I'd buy a bidet instead.

 

[Yearbyred]

No offence intended to the OP but if I had to wipe my asre on the Mail I'd buy a bidet instead.

Agreed, plus who wants to wipe their asre with a 10” Fire tablet?

 

[HarryVegas]

Agreed, plus who wants to wipe their asre with a 10” Fire tablet?

Hey don't knock what ye haven't tried yet.

 

[NYboro]

Try The Guardian - you don't even have to pay for it, if you don't want to; I do subscribe.

 

[Yearbyred]

Hey don't knock what ye haven't tried yet.

I couldn’t possibly comment….

 

[chickenrunner]

Agreed, plus who wants to wipe their asre with a 10” Fire tablet?

Bloody hell I was in the course of typing exactly the same!
"The letters are good......." this absolutely has to be a fishing trip surely.

 

[chickenrunner]

Try The Guardian - you don't even have to pay for it, if you don't want to; I do subs

Yeah but it doesn't have top scoops like the fact that National Trust scones are made with marge not butter........ the traitorous, woke, lefty b@st@rds.

 

[Juninhoburger]

This has got to be a wind up, right?

 

[Stocko]

Daily Mail is one of the newspaper’s I have never read,
I’m going to have a little punt it supports the conservatives.

 

[Juninhoburger]

Daily Mail is one of the newspaper’s I have never read,
I’m going to have a little punt it supports the conservatives.

Put it this way, there's a good reason it's often referred to as the "Daily Heil"

 

[ThePrisoner]

As if a DM reader would know how to use a tablet

 

[Uncle_Marbles]

Try The Guardian - you don't even have to pay for it, if you don't want to; I do subscribe.

 

[Duffman]

Every Saturday morning for a few years now I go into Asda to do my shopping and place a pile of Mirror newspapers on top of the Daily Mail. Doesn’t stop people buying them but just makes it a bit more of a hassle for the racist morons who read it to find them. Keeps me happy .

 

[Uncle_Marbles]

Every Saturday morning for a few years now I go into Asda to do my shopping and place a pile of Mirror newspapers on top of the Daily Mail. Doesn’t stop people buying them but just makes it a bit more of a hassle for the racist morons who read it to find them. Keeps me happy .

The Daily Mirror

 

[Juninhoburger]

The Daily Mirror

Either that or the Daily Star is the most appropriate

Edit - Or maybe not, I had no idea that it leans right (if anything) these days. I used to buy it in the early 2000s and it was a pro-Labour paper

 

[Uncle_Marbles]

Either that or the Daily Star is the most appropriate

Edit - Or maybe not, I had no idea that it leans right these days. I used to buy it in the early 2000s and it was a pro-Labour paper

The Daily Mirror is pro what ever suits their sales
The Daily Star is just Viz

 

[Juninhoburger]

The Daily Mirror is pro what ever suits their sales
The Daily Star is just Viz

The Daily Mirror has historically supported Labour at every GE since 1945.

 

[locomansimon]

I have an app called readly, £7.99 a month, every newspaper and every magazine you can think of all download able so you can read off line, it's brilliant

 

[VladKinder]

I have an app called readly, £7.99 a month, every newspaper and every magazine you can think of all download able so you can read off line, it's brilliant

They do lots of free trial and half price offers if you try to cancel.