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While the daily newspaper market suffered, the Sunday market was up 2.7% between April and May.

The pro-remain editor of the Mail on Sunday, Geordie Greig, will replace Paul Dacre once he steps down in November – after 26 years in the post.

Dacre, who has edited one of the UK’s best read and often controversial newspapers since 1992, said he will be retiring just before he turns 70.

Pro-remain national newspaper The New European will be releasing a unique feminist takeover edition to showcase female writers and discuss the news women are affected by.

April was a tough month for the daily newspaper market with only three titles recording any uplift in circulation figures from the previous month.

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Attention and emotion are the forces that drive memory encoding into the brain – exploiting it could help turn the fortunes of publishers around, writes Dominic Mills. Plus: ignoring GDPR.

Following the publication of a new study from Newsworks, Brian Jacobs explains why media planners should take note.

As the industry welcomes its new audience measurement currency, now is the time to harness the power of published media, write the chief executives of Newsworks and Magnetic, Vanessa Clifford and Sue Todd.

The daily market was up 0.7% between February and March, but was down -7.6% year-on-year. Meanwhile, the Sunday market had a tough month with no gains from any title.