More daily newspapers are sold in Britain than in most other

More daily newspapers are sold in Britain than in most other countries of the world. Britain is one of the few countries where daily newspapers are delivered at the door, before breakfast. There are about 135 daily papers and Sunday papers. A lot of people buy a morning paper, an evening paper and a Sunday paper.

National newspapers have, a circulation of 15,8 million copies on weekdays and 17,9 million copies on Sundays, National newspapers are papers which are sold in all parts of Britain, Nearly all the national newspapers are in London. The famous newspaper street, Fleet Street, now houses only The Daily Express.

The newspapers are divided into two main groups; quality papers and popular papers. Quality newspapers are: The Times, The Guardian, The Daily Telegraph, The Independent, The Financial Times, The Observer, The Sunday Times and The Sunday Telegraph. They report national and international news very thoroughly. They also publish articles on many general subjects.

The popular papers publish sensational news. The popular papers are The News of the World, The Sun, The Daily Mirror and others. They publish personal articles which shock the reader. Many articles deal with the private lives of people.

Newspapers do not depend financially on political parties. But many of them support a political party unofficially. For example, during the general elections many editors write open letters to the readers. They are called leaders and ask their readers to vote for this or that party.

Most newspapers in Britain belong to financial groups. They do not belong to the Government or political parties.
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