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The first half of 2015 saw almost every title record declines in combined print and digital circulations in the home interest market.

Very few titles in the women’s lifestyle market saw their combined print and digital audience increase in the first half of the year; however, declines were moderate in comparison to other markets.

The women’s weekly magazine market took a big hit during the first half of the year, with no title recording an increase in its combined print and digital audience – both over the period and the year.

July was a strong month for both the Sun and the Sun on Sunday, whilst the FT saw its circulation drop by more than 7,000, according to the latest ABC figures.

Commercial radio enjoyed strong digital growth, attracting a higher digital share than the BBC for the first time, according to the latest Rajar findings, issued today.

As Rajar publishes its second quarter results for the radio market, Newsline presents a full round-up for the national stations and networks and the digital and breakfast markets.

Total Global Radio continues to dominate with a little under 21.2m listeners, followed by Bauer Radio with 16.5m.

June saw the UK’s digital (desktop only) population rise slightly to 45.4 million unique visitors, the highest figure reported so far this year.

Four of the top five best-performing news sites reported a decline in traffic in June, with the Telegraph online hardest hit.

For the second consecutive month, ITV’s revenues were down on 2014, dropping -10.7% to almost £97m in June, whilst Channel 4 was up almost 30%.