The latest ABCs for the national newspapers, released today, show the Times and the Daily Mail achieving the highest percentage increases against July 1995. The Times rose by 14.94% to 753,784, this is an increase in real terms of just under 100,000. The Daily Mail, whose circulation had receded slightly in June, rose by 14.35% to 2,069,348.
At the other end of the scale the largest drop in circulation was recorded by the Sunday Express, down by 12.6% (173,000) to 1,201,985.
All new ABC figures are available to MediaTel subscribers on our website and Talking Windows.
A full Press Round Up for July will be available on Newsline next week.
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