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- Love It! magazine slumps by almost 30 percent in December 2013 ABCs
- Mag ABCs: Private Eye is top current affairs title, sales boosts for New Statesman and MoneyWeek
- Future claims success as T3 tops digital ABCs with more than 22,000 monthly downloads
- Mag ABCs: Cosmopolitan, Marie Claire and Look among big fallers in women's fashion/lifestyle sector
- Mag ABCs: Lads' mags continue decline as Men's Health remains top-selling men's title
- National Trust Magazine tops 2 million circulation figure as December 2013 ABCs released
The UK's 503 magazines audited by ABC lost print sales at an average rate of 6.3 per cent year on year in the second half 2013.
This compares with an average rate of decline of 4.9 per cent for the 516 magazines which were audited by ABC in the same period a year ago.
The total average circulation of the magazines audited by ABC this time around was 56.1m compared with 53.2m last year.
Newcomer to the ABC listings, the National Trust Magazine, was the UK's biggest circulation title with a free distribution of just over 2m per issue.
TV Choice was the biggest paid-for magazine with a weekly circulation of 1,374,813 – up 11.8 per cent year on year.
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