The Sun
45%
Damn
this post was submitted on 19 Jul 2025
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With the sun and the Daily Mail being so high this list is rather depressing.
It's probably way less depressing than the equivalent list from eighteen months ago.
Anyone else shocked that 19% of people in "senior jobs and leadership positions" read the Daily Star??!!
The amount of daily mail here is too high.
A more interesting statistic would be to ask how many people actually read a newspaper.
41% of all adults and 60% of decision makers according to the article. But that includes online newspapers, and the number who actually named their favourite newspaper was far lower.
Surprised the economist isn’t on here
Probably classed as a magazine rather than a newspaper?
Evening Standard sounds really relaxing.