Which daily paper, and why ?

[Fly]

I don't buy a daily paper.
Just the Sun on Saturday, purely for Clarkson and the telly book.

[Pete]

I don't buy actual newspapers any more. I now read the Guardian website every day and occasionally the Mail and the Telegraph's site.

I don't agree with any of them all the time, but the Guardian is most aligned to my thoughts.

[k4blades]

Nothing during the week.
On Sunday I buy the Mail on Sunday, also more for specific writers and essays, rather than factual news. (I like Dominic Sandbrook who is a regular contributor, and recently presented the BBC2 series, The 70s).
Also the mags, TV guide, etc, fills a couple of hours on a Sunday morning when not much else is happening.

Preferred sourse of news is Newsnight if I stay awake long enough.

We don't have any other magazines etc, as the so called celebrity gossip, etc, gets on my wick!

[Fly]

Plus I buy the DT weekly, so I can look at the pictures in the Obituaries.
Might be someone I knew 
I might live in Boza, but work in town, so don't see Boza people or get local gossip.

[Scimitar]

Metro - its free and does not publish crap like the Sun.
Otherwise don't buy papers as its yesterdays news.

[Big Dave]

Don't buy a daily, read 'em on line. Buy DT every week and Sunday Post every.... er... Sunday for 'er indoors who comes from Aberdeen.

[Slacker]

Mirror, though getting increasingly pissed off with stories about celerities and becoming less inclined to  buy it every day. If I commuted to work by train and therefore had time to sit and read I would probably get the Guardian.

[Old Cruser]

Hubby has the daily mail every daythe Matlock murcury and D.T's, but it's rarely I read any of them, sometimes the Obits!

[emmz]

every now and again buy DT or when they can be arsed the advertiser but apart from that dont buy any papers

[therealjr]

If I've time to read one then its the Independent, if not I read the I.
News without the political bias undertones.