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I tend to get my "news" from the internet and TV nowadays, never ever thought that would be the case, I used to love reading the papers.

All of the above. I would prefer to sit down with a large newspaper and read away for an hour or so but, newspapers have all but disappeared. The ones that I have available are about four pages of fillers and not much news.

....all of them plus the breakfast bunch

Yes......

I usually buy a news paper on a Saturday, the rest of the time I keep up with it on television or the internet. 

All of them.

 The newspaper for this area is owned by a very left wing bunch and is unashamedly  subjective. 5 minutes of radio news doesn't leave enough time for biased propoganda. 

Sporting page only,the rest is for wrapping bananas in..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<..

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