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... business section, news review section and its own magazine. The Sunday Times also publishs a rich list of the richest people in Britain, its own good university guide, the top 100 employers in the country and the sunday times bestseller list for books in the UK. For any wanting a substantial and well reported newspaper to read on a sunday then the Sunday Times should be your first port of call and you may find yourself occupied for most of the day....more

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The Sunday Times: A BLOODY big read (1746 words)
by - written on 13/05/01 (Very useful, 186 readings)
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The advert strapline always goes "The Sunday Times Is The Sunday Papers", and they're absolutely spot on. The paper gives extremely good value for money for its cover price of just £1.10. If you're too tight to fork out that much, then you can get the whole lot online each week at www.sunday-times.co.uk - I'm going to consider in detail the edition from May 13 2001, number 9,220. I started getting the ST regularly about five years ago and I've stuck to it religiously ever since. Many people denounce it harshly as "yer typical broadsheet", all highbrow Tory musings and philosophising, but I bet they've never read the ... Read the complete review

Very much THE Sunday Papers (506 words)
by - written on 06/07/09 (Very useful, 82 readings)
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The Sunday Times have used the tag line of them being THE Sunday papers, and in my opinion its exactly that. Sunday papers are quite substantial and can set you up nicely for a whole week's worth of reading if you decide to read everything! Here's a summary of all the different supplements in this excellent paper. Main Paper This covers the latest news, as while as editorials and more substansial articles in the centre. I find the views on display quite evenly balanced and always of high quality. British news is covered mainly at the start of the section, while international news is towards the back. News Review This is more of an article ... Read the complete review

The Sunday Times: Time to get your monies worth (639 words)
by - written on 16/02/09 (Very useful, 59 readings)
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The Sunday Times is great for dipping into throughout the week so you don't need to buy a newspaper every day! There are loads of sections, so everyone in the family can have a piece to read. Appointments section gets ditched straightaway though. There is the main section which takes more than one cup of tea and slice of toast to read through. I tend to dip in and out of this section. Culture, lists not onlly the television and radio for the coming week, but has in depth articles about concerts, films, plays, art exhibitions and books. Again a good section for dipping in and out of. Style, drives me round the bend - it is ... Read the complete review

Should keep you busy for a few hours (1364 words)
by - written on 31/12/01 (Very useful, 132 readings)
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The Times is one of the oldest media institutions in the UK. It was around when royal stories involved the family of Queen Victoria, and when war in the middle east meant the Crimean. It was also the favourite of that grand old man of litter, Uncle Bulgaria. Fortunately, though, to read today's Times is not to read an old stuffy newspaper, living on past glories. Rather, it's a thoroughly modern read, crisply written, covering a huge range of topics. The Times has long prided itself on its political neutrality, and this still holds true. Any one of the political parties is equally likely to be labmbasted, or lampooned. Sometimes, editorials will come out ... Read the complete review

The Sunday Times: Have you got time (1491 words)
by - written on 04/06/01 (Very useful, 85 readings)
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I have never really been much of a Newspaper reader but recently I have found myself reading the big daddy papers a lot lately and one that I have found that I really enjoy is The Sunday Times. This is more than a broadsheet this is a massive collection of individual papers that makes up one of the best Sunday papers ever, and guess what? It only cost me a £1.00. Yes that's right £1.00. This is what I got for my pound ~ Section 1 ~ The Sunday Times (Scotland): This is the main news from around the world and also in Scotland and the rest of the UK. This week's edition is full of the General Election as you can imagine. The front ... Read the complete review