Some newspapers are losing respect.
Their circulations are dropping.
Some newspapers appear to be run by the spooks.
Some appear to be in bed with Israel.
Some journalists are biased.
In the UK, the newspapers we quote from most often are doing better than the newspapers we hardly ever mention.
The circulation of Rupert Murdoch's Times is down 16.21% over one year. (October 2010)
The circulation of the Daily Mail is hardly changed, although it may have lost a few readers in Scotland.
UK newspaper circulations - October 2010 (source ABC Seven nationals each suffer double digit drop)
(average daily sale and percentage change year on year)
Daily Mirror 1,215,081 -6.24
Daily Record 320,736 -5.45
Daily Star 793,487 -5.15
The Sun 2,904,180 -4.04
Daily Express 642,695 -7.92
Daily Mail 2,129,328 -1.29
The Daily Telegraph 655,006 -14.70
Financial Times 401,898 -2.65
The Herald 52,861 -6.22
The Guardian 276,428 -11.37
The Independent 182,412 -2.48
The Scotsman 42,855 -7.03
The Times 479,107 -16.21
News of the World 2,812,005 -8.24
Sunday Mirror 1,133,256 -6.11
The People 508,496 -7.91
Sunday Express 551,159 -10.24
The Mail on Sunday 2,037,232 -3.73
Independent on Sunday 154,367 -1.55
The Observer 313,466 -14.57
The Sunday Telegraph 506,391 -13.95
The Sunday Times 1,058,333 -11.25
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