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Denzil_DC

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5. It's a wrap.

Reply to muriel_volestrangler (Reply #2)

Wed Sep 11, 2019, 08:09 AM

Sep 2019

Though the rest of the propaganda inside is probably indistinguishable anyway.

I'm sure the Brexit Party's open accounting methods will in time give you an answer to your question (I'm not sure).

In January, the Express had a reported annual circulation of 321,146 (down over previous years, like all hard-copy media), so it's low-middle-ranking, behind the Metro, Sun, Mail, Evening Standard, Mirror, Times, Telegraph and Star, though the impact of large headlines on news stands is obviously also a factor.

I'll just hide it under the Racing Post or whatever if I see it in the supermarket, as I usually do whenever I can be arsed.

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The March of the Far Right... [View all] Soph0571 Sep 2019 OP

Ah, the "non-aggression pact" - a phrase with a long history muriel_volestrangler Sep 2019 #1

Has the Brexit Party paid the proper rate for that ad, or has the Express given it to them muriel_volestrangler Sep 2019 #2

I reckon the Express did it at a very reduced rate Soph0571 Sep 2019 #3

It's a wrap. Denzil_DC Sep 2019 #5

From what I've heard, Cummings doesn't like Farage one bit. Denzil_DC Sep 2019 #4

While we're on the subject of newspaper coverage, Denzil_DC Sep 2019 #6

I think I saw it on their website this morning in the sidebar as "Farage is the Brexit Icarus" muriel_volestrangler Sep 2019 #7

The author, Hunter DuBose, is billed on the website as "Producer of Brexit: the Movie" Denzil_DC Sep 2019 #8

Nigel Farage won't be allowed anywhere near government, say Tories muriel_volestrangler Sep 2019 #9

They are liars Soph0571 Sep 2019 #10

The next day's Express front page: Denzil_DC Sep 2019 #11