The national newspaper ABCs for November show that the Times is the most improved title on the market. The News International title showed a 16.08% increase in year-on-year to 783,638 copies. The Daily Mail has also continued to improve its 6-monthly ABC figure, up 13.28% to 2,083,309 copies.
In was a similar picture in the Sunday market with the same two title’s Sunday editions recording the best year-on-year increases. The Sunday Times circulation rose by 5.47% to 1,257,464 and the Mail On Sunday increased by 3.59% to 2,098,682.
The title that recorded the biggest percentage fall in 6-monthly figures was the Express On Sunday, which fell by 13.21% to 1,187,611. The next worst title was the Independent On Sunday which fell by 11.77% to 290,877 copies.
There are no ABC figures for the Daily and Sunday Telegraph due to a dispute between ABC and the Telegraph. A Telegraph spokesman told MediaTel that they hope to make an announcement sometime this afternoon regarding its November ABCs.
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