Among the quality titles, The Telegraph has managed to maintain its position at the top of the league. It has increased its sales to 1136,857. The Times has suffered a massive drop month-on-month losing 27,791 in sales: a spokesman for the paper said that this was a result of a loss of sales over Easter. However, the paper has increased it sales year-on-year by nearly 10%, rising to 719,308. The Sunday Times is still number one among the Sunday papers.
The Mail titles continue to dominate the mid market, The Daily Mail saw its sales rise by 4.34% year-on-year to 2,151,207. The Sunday paper saw a slight year-on-year and month-on-month fall, recording 2112,417 sales last month.
The tabloid market is still struggling, all titles recorded year on year drops in sales with the exception of The Sunday Sport, which rose by 12.33% year-on-year to 291,353 sales.
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