The Courier
Daily tabloid sold in Dundee and across Tayside and Fife
Daily Record
Glasgow-based daily tabloid for all Scotland and until recently, Scotland’s biggest-selling paper
The Bolton News
Daily (and evening) tabloid sold across the Metropolitan Borough of Bolton in NW Greater Manchester
Bristol Post
Daily tabloid sold Mon-Fri in Bristol, northern Somerset and southern Gloucestershire
Leicester Mercury
Daily tabloid sold in the city of Leicester and the counties of Leicestershire and Rutland
The Irish News
Owned by the Fitzpatrick family since 1982 and claims to be the only Province-wide independently-owned newspaper
The Chronicle
The North East of England’s No.1 paper, covering Tyne & Wear, most of Northumberland and parts of Co. Durham
South Wales Argus
Daily tabloid published in Newport and sold in the county of Monmouthshire (Gwent)
South Wales Echo
Daily and evening tabloid sold in Cardiff and across eastern South Wales
Cambridge News
Daily tabloid sold in the city and county of Cambridge, N Herts, NW Essex and W Suffolk
Daily Echo
Daily tabloid sold in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole and across East Dorset
News Letter
Paid daily published in Belfast since 1737; claims to be the world’s oldest English-language daily newspaper still in print
Western Mail
“Red-top” daily tabloid that bills itself as Wales’s national newspaper
Yorkshire Post
Daily conservative broadsheet – “Yorkshire’s national newspaper” – founded in 1754 and based in Leeds
Lá Nua (defunct)
Ireland’s first daily paper published in the Irish language; ceased publication in December 2008