Mail Online is the most popular national newspaper website for the second month in a row.

The latest NRS figures, for July 2008 to June 2009, show fairly impressive readership increases for three of the Quality daily titles.

July saw the London Evening Standard‘s circulation fall 4.6% period on period, to around 225,000 copies.

The daily newspaper market was up slightly period on period in July, by 0.3%, although it suffered a fall of 2.3% year on year.

It was a hard six months for the teen magazine sector, although some titles managed to weather the storm better than others.

Free monthly music magazine The Fly is now the market leader, with a circulation of around 108,000 copies following a year on year increase of 2.4%.

Every title in the TV listings sector saw a year on year decline, according to ABC figures for Jan-June 2009.

The latest ABC figures for Jan-Jun 2009 show some big declines in the home interest sector, with just one title in our analysis recording a year on year circulation increase.

It was a tale of two business models in the men’s lifestyle sector, with free titles taking up the top two positions, while some paid-fors suffered heavy circulation declines.

H Bauer’s Take a Break is top of the women’s weekly market once again in Jan-Jun 2009, with a total circulation figure of 920,000 copies.