Under new reporting methodology The Economist’s combined average global circulation is 1,657,800, while Private Eye hits 234,000 in the UK.

The worst hit title in the women’s lifestyle market was Hearst’s Cosmopolitan, recording a fall in circulation of -20.5% period-on-period and a -31.6% decrease year-on-year.

The second half of 2018 again saw widespread declines across the women’s weeklies market, however six titles managed to record period-on-period (PoP) growth.

Once again RHS Media’s The Garden leads the home interest magazine market, with a total circulation of just over 439,000.

Oliver Hansard, 4C Insights’ VP Sales, explains why marketers have to take an audience-first approach to their advertising – and why the logical adaption is for media agencies to mould their teams around that strategy.

The Sunday market performed well in January and was up 0.6% overall. Six titles recorded sales growth from December, led by the Mail on Sunday with +2.2% – an additional 22,200 copies to reach more than a million sales.

BBC Radio 2 continued to top the national breakfast rankings during the fourth quarter of 2018, while Capital London’s weekly reach reduced by -1.4% quarter-on-quarter to 915,000 listeners.

The most popular digital-only station remains BBC 6 Music with a weekly reach of 2.3 million listeners, while KISSTORY is the most popular commercial digital-only station, with a weekly reach of 1.8 million listeners.

As Rajar releases its 2018 Q4 results for the radio market, Mediatel presents the key findings showing station and network reach, share and average listening hours.

Launched in November, the campaign has already raised over £200,000 with Londoners making a record 9,156 referrals to StreetLink.