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National Newspaper NRS Round-Up – September 1999

National Newspaper NRS Round-Up – September 1999

The latest national newspaper readership figures, released by the National Readership Survey (NRS) today, show the majority of titles shedding readers year on year. The national newspaper sector as a whole is down by 1.3 million readers (1.8%) across the papers listed here.

The Express and Sunday Express are suffering the most, with readerships dropping by 458,000 (17.2%) and 524,000 (18.7%) respectively. The Independent also saw its readership drop back by over 20% during the period. The two Telegraph papers and the two Mail titles are looking healthier, each showing an increase in readers year on year.

The most-read paper is still the News Of The World at 10.5 million readers each week, just in front of News International stablemate the Sun, which has a readership of 9.9 million in this survey.

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