All about the United Kingdom’s national, regional and local press
Derby Telegraph
Daily tabloid for the city of Derby, the county of Derbyshire and adjacent parts of Staffs, Notts and Leics
East Anglian Daily Times
Daily tabloid newspaper based in Ipswich and sold in Suffolk and northern Essex
East Riding Mail
Sub-edition of the Hull Daily Mail tabloid sold in the rest of East Yorkshire
Eastern Daily Press
The UK’s largest-selling regional morning newspaper, covering Norfolk, N Suffolk and E Cambs
Financial Times
Financial and economic daily broadsheet with an international reach, famously printed on salmon-pink newsprint
Gloucestershire Echo
Daily tabloid sold in Cheltenham and northern, central and eastern Gloucestershire
Huddersfield Daily Examiner
Daily tabloid for the Metropolitan Borough of Kirklees and neighbouring communities in W Yorkshire
Lá Nua (defunct)
Ireland’s first daily paper published in the Irish language; ceased publication in December 2008
Lancashire Telegraph
Daily tabloid sold throughout East Lancashire in two separate local editions
Leicester Mercury
Daily tabloid sold in the city of Leicester and the counties of Leicestershire and Rutland
Metro
The UK’s first urban national newspaper, first launched in the London area in 1999 and now distributed in several British towns and cities
Morning Star
Historically the organ of the Communist Party of Great Britain but broke with it in 1988
News Letter
Paid daily published in Belfast since 1737; claims to be the world’s oldest English-language newspaper still in print
Paisley Daily Express
Renfrewshire daily tabloid, known locally as the “Wee Express” to distinguish it from the national Daily Express
South Wales Argus
Daily tabloid published in Newport and sold in the county of Monmouthshire (Gwent)
