The Sunday Times Reviews

The sunday times is the daddy of all newspapers. The paper costs £2 but that is incredible value for money considering what you get for your money. The paper is huge and you can take a whole sunday trying to get through it. The whole paper is a broadsheet which is a break from the tabloid sized normal times. The main section of the ...  Read the complete review

I don't often engage with the Sunday Times (ST), but to provide myself with an objective perspective of the Sundays I occasionally indulge in a perusal. I console myself with the knowledge that there are much, much worse papers out there at the weekend, on which I am highly unlikely to spend my hard - earned. The ST is in the upper end ...  Read the complete review

For me the Sunday Times is an institution and as per their marketing line the Sunday Times is The Sunday Paper. I remember being perched on my dads knee as a little girl trying to make sense of the endless columns of text and pictures and now as 'grown up' they have become a much loved stable of my life also. It always brings a smile to my face ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

Before you go and buy The Sunday Times you need to be aware it is a huge commitment- it really isn't just for Sunday unless you plan to do nothing for the rest of the day and have a very very late night. It has so many sections with such interesting content that you have to plan an order in which to read it as the News Section and Sports Section ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

If you were to read The Sunday Times from cover to cover every Sunday... Well... That would be your Sunday gone! This newspaper is a BIG read. Even just the main news section could take a good hour or more to fully digest the contents, before you even start on all the supplements it comes with! For me, the supplements are the high point ...  Read the complete review

I occasionally buy The Sunday Times and I feel it is easily the best Sunday broadsheet going. It has so much in it and all good stuff as well. Instead of being full of leaflets and glossy mags of smug rich celebrities like the News of the World and Star, all of the supplements in the Sunday Times (except sports for me) are worth reading. There is ...  Read the complete review

I have been reading the Sunday Times for the last 4 years and now my husband and daughter enjoy reading it as well. We like to get the paper mid morning and sit with a cup of tea and spread it out, as there are so many sections we don't have to fight over who gets what first. I always have a copy reserved at my local newsagents as I ...  Read the complete review

Often, on a Sunday, I read a Sunday paper. There are lots of Sunday papers in the shops including News of the World, Sunday Sport etc. It depends on your taste but the Times is aimed at those wanting to read a more serious publication with actual news as opposed to gossip and innuendo. My personal favourite is the ST. ST is owned by the Australian ...  Read the complete review

I dont read Newspapers that often now ,but now and again its nice to read the news Hardcopy. I read the news most days on Yahoo. There is something relaxing about having a large newspaper on a sunday.The Sunday times certainly fills that need .March 31st edition of course featured The Queen Mothers death,and had a 12 page commemoratve ...  Read the complete review

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, ...  Read the complete review

Ever since I can remember, Sundays in our house meant 2 things: Pain au chocolat for breakfast and the Sunday Times being fetched by me from the shop before my mother woke up. Since going to uni I?ve bought it occasionally and think it?s great value (I would buy it more often but my locker at work?s too small to hold it so I only get it if the ...  Read the complete review

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? ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

Time is up for the Sunday Times! However, not in the way that you may imagine, but in the manner in which the time is up for this comprehensive, complete and authoritative sunday paper, in that no other broadsheet comes close to addressing the range of issues on offer within its pages. The Sunday Times has a variety of enclosed, yet ...  Read the complete review

I take the Sunday Times every week. While others have written prose on the newspaper in general, I would like to say that the travel section of the Sunday Times really beats all others hands down. There are usually around half a dozen one to two page in depth reports on destinations every week. These range from the general sightseeing ...  Read the complete review

The Sunday Times is my regular read on a Sunday morning, while I'm watching Charlie's Angels! Costing a mere £1.10, this paper is brimming with sections just waiting to fall out as you walk home with it. It features a news section, a sports section (with motoring section), a money section, business, travel, property, ...  Read the complete review

~ ~ I was always a fairly selective reader of newspapers, even from a very young age, and even while still at school in Scotland, used to take a fair amount of stick from other boy’s in my class over my choice of reading material. While most of the other lads were ogling the page 3 girls in the Sun, I would be reading The Scotsman. I ...  Read the complete review

As a nipper, I had a paper-round in a very well-to-do part of town. Almost all of the residents had this monster of a paper called the Sunday Times, and it took two bags to deliver to about 40 houses. There were 110 different sections, all on boring things ... Of course, when you're older, your perceptions change on different things, ...  Read the complete review