New figures have been released by the National Readership survey showimg combined print and online readership for UK national titles.
The figures are for average UK print readership (using a survey rather than actual sales) for the whole year of 2012, and for online readership in November 2012 (quoting Comscore data).
According to NRS The Sun is the most read newspaper/website in the UK with a combined readership of 7,385,000.
National Readership Survey daily figures for 2012
Financial Times
Print – 319,000
Web – 59,000
Combined – 377,000
The Daily Telegraph/The Sunday Telegraph
Print – 1,422,000
Web – 1,025,000
Combined – 2,374,000
The Guardian/The Observer
Print – 1,123,000
Web – 1,401,000
Combined – 2,370,000
The Independent/The Independent on Sunday
Print – 524,000
Web – 283,000
Combined – 797,000
The Times/The Sunday Times
Print – 1,570,000
Web – 52,000
Combined – 1,618,000
Daily Express/Sunday Express
Print – 1,330,000
Web – 27,000
Combined – 1,357,000
Daily Mail/Mail on Sunday
Print – 4,530,000
Web – 2,786,000
Combined – 6,932,000
Daily Mirror/Sunday Mirror/The People
Print – 3,295,000
Web – 315,000
Combined – 3,587,000
Daily Record/Sunday Mail
Print – 856,000
Web – 70,000
Combined – 924,000
Daily Star/Daily Star Sunday
Print – 1,396,000
Web – 21,000
Combined – 1,416,000
The Sun
Print – 7,007,000
Web – 503,000
Combined – 7,385,000
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