The Daily Telegraph
Strongly conservative national daily broadsheet that started out in 1855 as a liberal paper
Financial Times
Financial and economic daily broadsheet with an international reach, famously printed on salmon-pink newsprint
East Anglian Daily Times
Daily tabloid based in Ipswich and sold in four editions across Suffolk and northern Essex
The Gazette
Blackpool-based daily tabloid sold throughout the Fylde Peninsula in Lancashire
The Guardian
An unabashedly left-of-centre daily that’s embraced the Internet more than any other UK national paper
The Journal
Daily tabloid published in Newcastle-upon-Tyne and sold in NE England, popular with business leaders and farmers
Eastern Daily Press
The UK’s largest-selling regional morning newspaper, covering Norfolk, N Suffolk and E Cambs
The Echo
Daily tabloid sold in three editions throughout South Essex
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Concise quality tabloid sold to commuters and “readers and lapsed readers” lacking time to read a full-sized newspaper
Gloucestershire Echo
Daily tabloid sold in Cheltenham and northern, central and eastern Gloucestershire
The Independent
The newest of the quality dailies, set up in 1986 at arm’s length from the Government’s press lobby
The Herald
Plymouth-based daily tabloid sold in the city of Plymouth, SE Cornwall and the South Hams
Lancashire Telegraph
Daily tabloid sold throughout East Lancashire in two separate local editions
The London Gazette
Official Newspaper of Record for the UK and for England & Wales, published on working days
Worcester News
Daily tabloid sold in Worcester, most of Worcestershire and adjoining parts of Herefordshire