The Daily Mail

TBH I have never ever read the DM - no reason to.

If I am away and can’t get the guardian I would buy the times or telegraph just to see what the opposition is saying

You’ll not be surprised to read that I have a guardian subscription - delivered every day except Sunday when the observer is delivered😄

We have just started subscribing and having delivered a local paper to keep up with local news, although I haven’t yet read it. DH reads it out to me😏

I’m in, I too read the Daily Mail, well bits of it when I received it online on their special offer.
Now I sometimes catch their headlines, but can’t be doing with celebs, I never know who they are anyway.
All papers have an agenda, however they market themselves.

I have the digital issue every day. It downloads onto my tablet in the early hours so it is always waiting when I get out of bed. I pay £65 for the year. That's a paper every day , the glossy magazine and the 2 TV magazines at the weekend. Much easier than having to go down to the newsagents every day, and considerably cheaper than the paper version.
I enjoy it and have no intention of stopping it, despite anybody who criticises it.
And no, I am not uneducated. I had a high level job in the Civil Service until I retired, and am now a freelance crossword compiler.

I have read it for years l do take some of the articles with a very large dollop of salt. I also read articles from other newspapers, including the Guardian, online. Despite its reputation, it is the most popular newspaper in the country.

No papers are unbiased whether it's the mail or the guardian. I dont read either.

Welcome volver3, it wouldn’t be a DM discussion without disagreement.
I read on line despite knowing I’m contributing to its place as a ‘popular’ paper. I don’t expect unbiased reporting, quite the opposite.

I look at a variety of newspaper on line during the day.
If we buy a newspaper at the weekend of when on holiday it tends to be the Daily Mail my DH likes the quick crossword on the back page

Because I like the magazine and the TV guide. I am very shallow.

OK, at risk of being accused of stirring things up...

What possible reason do you have for buying a paper that includes fake news and biased reporting? One that Wiki has decided not to include as a source because they are unreliable? (Wiki!) Are you all so capable of withstanding propaganda that it just rolls off you like water off a ducks back? Do you not care about giving money to liars and cheats who hack people's phones?

Why am I thinking about the men who said they only bought Playboy for the articles?

We buy The Daily Mail on Saturday only because I like the magazine with it.

I too read the Daily Mail on line.
I buy it on a Saturday for the TV guide.

I buy them for the crosswords and the letters. The news is always out of date compared with other media.

I rarely buy a paper but when I do it's usually the DM's Saturday edition.

We have been buying just weekend papers (The Guardian and The Telegraph) for quite a while - for the news, obviously, but also for the crosswords, magazines etc. But recently, paying £7.50 !, we are reconsidering. (re the OP, I never read the DM)

We used to buy the DM every Saturday for the weekend supplement, puzzles etc., I used to enjoy the Female section which is one day during the week.

Haven’t purchased a print newspaper since Covid, happy to browse the Sunday’s when out for breakfast or the daily’s at lunchtime in our local coffee shop/bistro though.

The constant put downs by posters regarding the IQ of DM readers and their inability to think for themselves is rather tedious and predictable.