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The Belfast Telegraph is a daily tabloid newspaper and the biggest selling newspaper published in Northern Ireland.

Founded in 1870 as the Belfast Evening Telegraph, it now produces several different editions, although the afternoon “City Edition” and the evening “Final Edition” remain more popular than the morning “AM” edition, launched in 2005, which is more lightweight in content.

Other editions include a “County Edition”, the North West Telegraph for the area around Derry, and a “Final Edition” on Saturdays. All are now in tabloid format, after a period where they were available in both broadsheet and tabloid format.

There’s also an associated Sunday tabloid, the Sunday Life.

It’s owned by Independent News and Media, although its political outlook is conservative compared to the nationally-produced Independent. In terms of Northern Ireland politics, its stance is considered to be moderate Unionist.

Website: http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/
Address: Belfast Telegraph
124-144 Royal Avenue
BELFAST
BT1 1EB
Tel: 028 9026 4000
Fax: 028 9033 1332
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